rose pink

American  

noun

1. a light pinkish red color.

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Other Word Forms

• rose-pink adjective

Etymology

Origin of rose pink

First recorded in 1725–35

Example Sentences

“When we fled, our young brothers were killed,” piped up a self-assured 14-year-old Sudanese girl in a rose pink headscarf, who spoke calmly and quietly about terrifying times.

From BBC

Tattoos disappeared under rose pink frills, corsets were tightened, crinolines were adjusted and propped, pearls shone on their necks and ears.

From Los Angeles Times

Include early blooming bulbs grown in the Southern Hemisphere, such as Alaska with its double white flowers, Opal Star with its single sun bleach red blooms and Cape Horn with jumbo rose pink flowers.

From Seattle Times

A white wooden fence running along rose pink blooms.

From Los Angeles Times

The show closed with another slouchy layered look, featuring a floor-length silvery skirt resembling a Monet painting paired with a white T-shirt, rose pink blazer and chunky platform heel.

From Seattle Times