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Meanings of rose colour in English
Spanish
rosa vivo 
Color halfway between red and magenta on the HSV color wheel.
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Usage of rose colour in English
1
Her wild- rose colour came and went; her eyes were full of tears.
2
Madeleine was for the blue ribands, Bribri for the rose colour.
3
Balm blossoms, steeped in water, colour a pretty rose colour.
4
Her cheeks had been stung into a brilliant rose colour.
5
I see rose colour always; what was it-thebonnet?-ifthey call those things bonnets!
6
Hangings of rose colour broke the sameness and accentuated the purity of the predominate whiteness.
7
She had been dressed in rose colour that day.
8
Some were of rose colour, and resembled vast umbrellas.
9
At the west, the clouds were stretched out in pale folds of rose colour and grey.
10
Two tiny clouds floated in it like rafts of rose colour upon a sea of glass.
11
And thus it was not all rose colour with Mr. Slope, although his hopes ran high.
12
Charles Dickens is a fine rose colour, Prince of Wales, violet, and L'Innocence, a fine white.
13
The waters of the Katwe lake have a beautiful rose colour which becomes crimson in the shadows.
14
The dusty rose colour also looks stunning when used against other shades in a colourblocked eyeliner look.
15
Some of the pearls were of a beautiful rose colour, others yellow; but most were pure white.
16
The living room was mostly rose colour.
