Definition for Rosy:

• Resembling a rose in color, form, or qualities; blooming; red; blushing; also, adorned with roses.

Synonyms for Rosy:

• adj.

  •Panglossian (adjective)
  • looking the bright side,
  • looking through rose colored glasses,
  • looking bright side,
  • looking through rosecolored glasses.
  •assured (adjective)
  • over confident,
  • un hesitating,
  • un-hesitating,
  • selfpossessed,
  • puffed up,
  • more poised,
  • most certain,
  • un-flappable,
  • selfconfident,
  • selfassured,
  • self possessed,
  • un flappable,
  • self assured,
  • self confident,
  • more positive,
  • positive,
  • most poised.
  •auspicious (adjective)
  • welltimed.
  •bright (adjective)
  • palmiest,
  • palmier,
  • palmy.
  •cheerful (adjective)
  • chirpy,
  • sunny side up,
  • hilarious,
  • in high spirits,
  • heartiest,
  • full of pep,
  • zingy,
  • zappy,
  • snappy,
  • chirpier,
  • chirpiest,
  • perky,
  • in good spirits,
  • gladsome.
  •cheerful, hopeful (adjective)
  • alluring,
  • sunny,
  • encouraging,
  • promising,
  • likely,
  • favorable,
  • pleasing,
  • reassuring.
  •cherry (adjective)
  • most incarnadine,
  • most erubescent,
  • most reddish,
  • more reddish,
  • more erubescent,
  • most cerise,
  • more claret,
  • most claret,
  • most crimson,
  • bright red,
  • most rubescent,
  • Rubescent,
  • more cerise,
  • more rubescent,
  • more incarnadine,
  • more crimson.
  •flushed (adjective)
  • inspired,
  • more rutilous,
  • in spired,
  • most rutilant,
  • most aroused,
  • fullblooded,
  • full blooded,
  • Rutilant,
  • more rutilant,
  • most rutilous,
  • more aroused,
  • in-spired.
  •fortunate (adjective)
  • born with a silver spoon,
  • in the gravy,
  • get a break,
  • more fortunate,
  • sunny side,
  • healthy,
  • in luck.
  •fresh (adjective)
  • more rehabilitated,
  • re-habilitated,
  • more unwithered,
  • more bouncing,
  • most bright-eyed,
  • more bushy-tailed,
  • most unwithered,
  • more bright eyed,
  • most bright eyed,
  • most refreshed,
  • un-withered,
  • most unfaded,
  • more brighteyed,
  • un used,
  • re habilitated,
  • bright eyed,
  • more unfaded,
  • bushytailed,
  • un withered,
  • un wearied,
  • re freshed,
  • most bushytailed,
  • more bright-eyed,
  • most invigorated,
  • re-stored,
  • un faded,
  • most undimmed,
  • brighteyed,
  • more undimmed,
  • most brighteyed,
  • most bushy tailed,
  • more bushy tailed,
  • hardy,
  • un-wearied,
  • re-freshed,
  • more bushytailed,
  • most bushy-tailed,
  • un dimmed,
  • un-dimmed,
  • most rehabilitated,
  • bushy tailed,
  • re stored,
  • more refreshed,
  • un-faded,
  • un-used,
  • more invigorated,
  • most bouncing.
  •golden (adjective)
  • de-lightful,
  • re-splendent,
  • de lightful.
  •hopeful (adjective)
  • forward-looking,
  • looking forward to,
  • keeping the faith,
  • trustful,
  • at ease,
  • promiseful.
  •peaches-and-cream (adjective)
  • peaches and cream.
  •pink, reddish in color (adjective)
  • peach,
  • pale red,
  • red-faced,
  • roseate,
  • healthy-looking,
  • Aflush,
  • colored,
  • deep pink,
  • blushing,
  • High-colored,
  • coral.
  •promising (adjective)
  • utopian,
  • full of promise.
  •propitious (adjective)
  • more favoring,
  • most favoring,
  • most dexter,
  • more toward,
  • more dexter,
  • most toward.
  •rose-colored (adjective)
  • rose colored,
  • rosecolored.
  •ruddy (adjective)
  • blowsier,
  • most red-complexioned,
  • more red-complexioned,
  • red complexioned,
  • most redcomplexioned,
  • more bronzed,
  • more red complexioned,
  • blowsiest,
  • most red complexioned,
  • redcomplexioned,
  • most bronzed,
  • more redcomplexioned.
  •upbeat (adjective)
  • up-beat,
  • up beat.

• n.

  •
  • well,
  • fine,
  • normal,
  • strong,
  • vigorous,
  • robust,
  • able-bodied,
  • spry,
  • fit.
  •
  • azure,
  • bluish,
  • avocado,
  • colors,
  • amethyst,
  • blue,
  • amber,
  • flush,
  • black,
  • baby blue,
  • glowing,
  • alabaster,
  • beige.
  •
  • hope,
  • sure.
  •blushful (noun)
  • blushful.
  •chromatic (noun)
  • chromatic.
  •red (noun)
  • scarlet,
  • blusher,
  • magenta,
  • dahlia,
  • puce,
  • chestnuts,
  • Magentas,
  • geranium,
  • Dahlias,
  • ruby,
  • Roser,
  • Bricker,
  • Salmons,
  • Corals,
  • clarets,
  • pinkest,
  • Rufescent,
  • puces,
  • cardinals,
  • coppers,
  • pinker,
  • bittersweet,
  • burgundies,
  • wine,
  • Fuchsias,
  • russet,
  • salmon,
  • chestnut,
  • ruddies,
  • ruster,
  • cerises,
  • burgundy,
  • garnet,
  • Cherries,
  • garnets,
  • rosies,
  • copper,
  • sanguines,
  • winer,
  • titians,
  • scarlets,
  • Wines,
  • geraniums,
  • titian,
  • russets.
  •rose-cheeked (noun)
  • rose-cheeked.
  •rose-colored (noun)
  • pink.
  •rosy (noun)
  • rosy-cheeked.

• n. & a.

  •red (noun, adjective)
  • Rubies,
  • fuchsia,
  • infrared,
  • healthies,
  • vermilion.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Panglossian,
  • budding,
  • resurgent,
  • up-and-coming,
  • upbeat,
  • rose,
  • bombproof,
  • sure-fire,
  • feasible.
  •
  • full-blooded,
  • beautiful,
  • commanding,
  • sanguine,
  • florid.
  •
  • fair,
  • positively.

Paraphrases for Rosy:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    promising, beautiful, encouraging, over-optimistic, auspicious, brilliant, wonderful, positive, radiant, favourable.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    pink, bright, rose-tinted, bullish, sanguine.

Antonyms for Rosy:

• adj.

  • cheerful, hopeful
    dull, unhappy, gloomy, depressed, unpromising, cloudy, sorrowful.
  • pink, reddish in color
    pale, sad, hopeless.
  • Other antonyms:
    dismal, funereal, unfortunate, unlikely, cadaverous, downbeat, palish, discouraging, Sallowish, desperate, bloodless, peaked, unpropitious, whitened, gray, Paled, anemic, negative, dubious, bleak, bearish, waxy, ashy, doughy, wretched, unhealthy, sallow, waxen, achromatic, peaky, glum, grim, blanched, uncertain, lurid, unencouraging, disheartening, pasty, comfortless, inauspicious, sickly, doubtful, mealy, depressing, dreary, white, cheerless, unfavorable, Whey-faced, livid, sick, dark, neutral.

Rosy Sentence Examples:

• How rosy red thy cheeks do glow, How white those arms I see.

• There rose up before his mind's eye the picture he had left at Court Lodge, - the beautiful, graceful child's body lying upon the tiger - skin in careless comfort - the bright, tumbled hair spread on the rug - the bright, rosy boy's face.

Homophones for Rosy:

• risque, recess, rough, rous, raja, ragusa, rushy, ross, rack, riga, risky, rask, rhexia, rehash, recuse, rejig, rouge, ragi, reissue, raree-show, rework, rookie, reccy, re-echo, rescue, rick, rook, Rex, roc, rash, richea, reecho, rock, rehouse, reich, ruckus, raj, rockies, rhus, raceway, rough-house, race, recce, ragee, rig, roccus, rich, rye whisky, RG, rag, rosa, racy, razz, rickshaw, rissa, risk, ricksha, rioja, res, resh, ruscus, rice, re-argue, rogue, roguish, rag week, rachischisis, rage, roux, rucksack, rickey, ruga, rehearse, rococo, roseau, resew, riches, roughage, roach, rug, rakish, raucous, rhesus, rousseau, rush, ross sea, rosacea, rush away, ras, rajah, Rosey, row house, roughhouse, rosaceous, rugose, rock cake, rase, reuse, reggae, russia, ruscaceae, Rus, rose acacia, rose, rockchuck, resize, Reyes, rico, roughish, rye whiskey, ruse, rough-hew, rosaceae, rocky, Rya Rug, rise, raise, reseau, rake, r.c., reek, ruck, rouse, rejoice, rorschach, reassess, rachis, raze, Rosie, recco, reach, risc, rusk.