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Rose - colored-Meaning, Definition & English Examples

A rose is a fragrant flower with soft petals, often symbolizing love or beauty. It comes in various colors, each carrying different meanings, and is commonly used in gardens and bouquets.

rose

/roʊz/ /rəʊz/

Definition:

A fragrant flower with thorns, often symbolizing love or beauty.

Synonyms:

bloom, blossom, flower, posy

Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Antonyms:

wilted flower, weed

Common Collocations:

rose garden, rose petals, rose bush, rose scent

Derivatives:

rosy, roselike

Usage Tips:

Use "rose" as a noun for the flower or as a verb for the past tense of "rise."

Common Phrases:

a bed of roses, come up roses, rose-colored glasses

Etymology:

Derived from Latin "rosa," via Old English and French influences.

Examples:

  • 1. She gave me a red rose on Valentine’s Day.
  • 2. The sun rose early this morning.
  • 3. Her cheeks turned rosy in the cold wind.
  • 4. He planted a rose bush in the garden.

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