rosy

Preposition: on

• front: So everything is rosy on the home front, or so it seems.

Modifies a noun

• cheek: A soft wet kiss of my rosy cheek, my pain is starting to show.
• glow: The street was lit in a rosy glow, the air was full of smoke.
• periwinkle: The rosy periwinkle, meanwhile, yields drugs which help treat diabetes.
• hue: With the rosy hue of hindsight, once the contract was signed the actual project was quite straightforward.
• lip: Love's not time's fool, tho rosy lips and cheeks I never writ, nor no man ever loved.
• dawn: Continuing, he said: " Longing is like the rosy dawn.

Modifying Another Word

• unrealistically: To more than work is for unrealistically rosy picture in the last.
• slightly: When balanced, your skin has a beautiful, slightly rosy or golden glow, as if illuminated from within.
• too: Oh dear, things don't look too rosy for us, do they?
• so: Things didn't seem quite so rosy before the event tho.
• all: You know things aren't all rosy for these kids.
• very: Thus, things looked very rosy for the future of UCI.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Thus, things looked very rosy for the future of UCI.
• seem: In early 1776, however, the Forster future seemed rosy.
• paint: It would be wrong, however, to paint too rosy a picture of the benefits derived from these key agricultural products.
• become: No one should have the illusion that everything will all of a sudden become rosy.
• remain: Despite the mixed record of such on-line business so far, experts remain confident that future prospects of ' e-commerce ' remain rosy.

Preposition: in

• garden: In terms of results, everything looks rosy in the garden of NEC Harlequins.

Preposition: for

• future: Thus, things looked very rosy for the future of UCI.