rosier in English

adjective

1

(especially of a person's skin) colored like a pink or red rose, typically as an indication of health, youth, or embarrassment.

the memory had the power to make her cheeks turn rosy

synonyms: pink, pinkish, roseate, reddish, peaches-and-cream, glowing, healthy, fresh, radiant, blooming, blushing, flushed, ruddy, high-colored, florid, rubicund, rubescent, erubescent

2

promising or suggesting good fortune or happiness; hopeful.

the strategy has produced results beyond the most rosy forecasts

synonyms: promising, optimistic, auspicious, hopeful, encouraging, favorable, bright, golden, upbeat

adjective

pink, pinkish, roseate, reddish, peaches-and-cream, glowing, healthy, fresh, radiant, blooming, blushing, flushed, ruddy, high-colored, florid, rubicund, rubescent, erubescent
promising, optimistic, auspicious, hopeful, encouraging, favorable, bright, golden, upbeat
blushful
rose-colored
fortunate
flushed, rosy-cheeked

Use "rosier" in a sentence

1. Uleni's Gamble: Cytherean Chronicles Book 2 - Kindle edition by Rosier, D

2. She blushed when she saw it , and turned even rosier at the gentle teasing of the staff .

3. Name Language; Bedeguar gall wasp: English (GB) mossy rose gall wasp: English: robin's pincushion: English (GB) gemeine Rosengallwespe: German: cynipe du rosier

4. In a survey of physicians, 55 percent said they painted a rosier picture than their honest opinion when describing a patient's prognosis.

5. Buying green can establish the moral credentials that license subsequent bad behaviour: the rosier your view of yourself, the more likely you are to hoard your money and do down other people.