Rose — synonyms, rose antonyms, definition

1. rose (a)

blush crimson flush flushed pink pinkish reddening reddish rose-coloured rosy salmon

2. rose (Noun)

blush blush wine crimson flush light red pink pink wine pinkish reddening reddish rose wine roseate rosebush rosiness salmon

rose (Noun) — Any of many shrubs of the genus Rosa that bear roses.

rose (Noun) — A dusty pink colour.

rose (Noun) — A flower of the rose plant, usually hand-sized and red, pink, white or yellow.

rose (Noun) — A rounded nozzle with fine holes used to produce a spray, e.g. for a watering can or shower.

rose (Noun) — The base of a light socket.

rose (Noun) — Pinkish table wine from red grapes whose skins were removed after fermentation began.

bush pink shrub vino wine Bengal rose Cherokee rose China rose Japanese rose Rosa banksia Rosa canina Rosa chinensis Rosa damascena Rosa eglanteria Rosa laevigata Rosa moschata Rosa multiflora Rosa odorata Rosa pendulina Rosa spithamaea baby rose banksia rose briar brier damask rose • • • hip rose hip rosehip genus Rosa rosa

3. rose (Verb)

arose ascended blush came up climbed climbed up colour crimson developed glow got up grew heightened jumped lifted mantle mounted moved up originated pink • • • fell set

rose (Verb) — Move upward. ex. "The fog rose"

rose (Verb) — Increase in value or to a higher point. ex. "the value of our house rose sharply last year"

rose (Verb) — Get on one's feet from a sitting or kneeling position. ex. "The audience rose and applauded"

rose (Verb) — Become or appear high or tall. ex. "The building rose before them"

rose (Verb) — Come to the surface.

rose (Verb) — Come into existence; take on form or shape. ex. "A new religious movement rose in that country"

rose (Verb) — Move to a better position in life or to a better job. ex. "She rose from a life of poverty to one of great wealth"

rose (Verb) — Go up or advance. ex. "Sales were rising after prices were lowered"

rose (Verb) — Become more extreme. ex. "The tension rose"

rose (Verb) — Get up and out of bed. ex. "They rose early"

rose (Verb) — Increase in rank or status. ex. "Her new novel rose high on the bestseller list"

rose (Verb) — Become heartened or elated. ex. "Her spirits rose when she heard the good news"

rose (Verb) — Exert oneself to meet a challenge. ex. "rise to a challenge" ex. "rise to the occasion"

rose (Verb) — Take part in a rebellion; renounce a former allegiance.

rose (Verb) — Increase in volume. ex. "the dough rose slowly in the warm room"

rose (Verb) — (astronomy) come up, of celestial bodies. ex. "The sun also rises"

rose (Verb) — Return from the dead. ex. "The dead are to rise"

appeared ascended became changed changed posture dissented grew increased locomoted looked moved protested resisted returned seemed tackled took on traveled undertook went • • • advanced bubbled bubbled up bulled came came forth chandelled climbed climbed up emerged followed gained headed hulked intumesced jumped loomed mounted mutinied predominated • • • advanced bubbled bubbled up bulled came came forth chandelled climbed climbed up emerged followed gained headed hulked intumesced jumped loomed mounted mutinied predominated resurfaced resurged revolted rocketed scended skyrocketed soared soared up soared upwards steamed surged swelled took the floor towered uplifted welled welled up went up zoomed

4. rose (Adjective)

rosaceous

rose (Adjective) — Of something having a dusty purplish pink colour. ex. "the rose glow of dawn"