rose-hued

English

Etymology

From rose +‎ hued.

Adjective

rose-hued (comparative more rose-hued, superlative most rose-hued)

1. Synonym of rose-coloured.
2. Synonym of rose-tinted.
   • 1963 June, “News and Comment: A giant "Bluebell" scheme?”, in Modern Railways, page 372:

     Their attitude seems to be dissatisfaction with the L.M.R. as operator of the Great Central. Even allowing for rose-hued reminiscences of L.N.E.R. service, we feel that something is wrong.

Anagrams

• rehoused