Roseate (adj)
row-see-ate
Rose-coloured.
Optimistic or idealistic.
Late Middle English from Latin roseus ‘rosy’ (from rosa ‘rose’) + -ate.
Example sentences
“a roseate glow blazed across the hillside.”
“He was taking a somewhat roseate view of the future”
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