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rosy

[roh-zee] / ˈroʊ zi /




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Bartram's bass display a light golden color with dark brown blotches along their sides, a mottled belly, and fins with a rosy tint.

From Science Daily

Take an everyday video on any suburban transport network, add anime-style music and a rosy filter, and it's suddenly a scene from the Japanese holiday of your dreams.

From Barron's

But of course it is not all rosy in the garden when it comes to AI.

From BBC

Looking ahead: “We doubt that future Michigan survey results will look as rosy as this one, and this report is pretty downbeat,” said Carl Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Economics.

From MarketWatch

Taken on this evidence, the Premier League picture is not as rosy as some would suggest in the Champions League context.

From BBC