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Meanings of rosiness in English
Usage of rosiness in English
1
She felt that she had wasted the rosiness of her own life.
2
Her paleness had gone, and a sweet rosiness had taken its place.
3
Whereupon everybody laughed but Jeannette, whose pale cheeks flamed into sudden rosiness.
4
The rosiness died out of the sunset as embers fade into thick ash.
5
How healthy, strong and rosy, a rosiness that moistens the lips of desire!
6
The chill of doubt cut through the first hazy rosiness.
7
She really envied the bright young creature in the grace and rosiness of perfect health.
8
Sky and water are tinged with the same rosiness.
9
His fresh rosiness of yesterday seemed a thought tarnished.
10
Mrs. Crocker, of undiminished bulk and rosiness, came out.
11
Her face pulsed a rosiness like that quiver in winter skies which we call northern lights.
12
The creamy whiteness of arms and shoulders and bosom was touched with the rosiness of blossom petals.
13
Time had done little to Mrs Marrot, beyond increasing her bulk and the rosiness of her countenance.
14
There was a delicate rosiness rising from her cheeks to her temples, as the earliest dawn rises.
15
The rosiness left the little girl's face.
16
Only he was still rather thin of body, and there was no real good rosiness in his face.
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Rosiness through the time