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rosaceous
[roh-zey-shuhs]
adjective
belonging to the plant family Rosaceae.
having a corolla of five broad petals, like that of a rose.
like a rose; roselike.
rosaceous loveliness.
rose-colored; rosy.
rosaceous
/ əʊˈɪʃə /
adjective
of, relating to, or belonging to the Rosaceae , a family of flowering plants typically having white, yellow, pink, or red five-petalled flowers. The family includes the rose, strawberry, blackberry, and many fruit trees such as apple, cherry, and plum
of the colour rose; rose-coloured; rosy
Word History and Origins
Origin of rosaceous1
Word History and Origins
Origin of rosaceous1
Example Sentences
Rubus, rōō′bus, n. a genus of rosaceous plants including the raspberry, &c.
Av�ens, the English name of two rosaceous plants of the genus Geum.
The rosaceous tone of these pale individuals is more as in some populations of T. t. ocius and T. t. clusius to the southward.
The fine grass spread like a carpet beneath the trees, and the sun, riddling the foliage, embroidered this carpet with a rosaceous pattern in gold.
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