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a. Resembling a rose (plant or flower) or some aspect of one.
Usage examples of "roselike".
They came into a wide, low-ceilinged chamber dominated by huge roselike growths of orange crystal.
Her roselike scent wafted up to him, sending his thoughts plunging down the front of her.
The honied wetness of her mouth and the spicy, roselike fragrance of her hair and skin beckoned him to savor and claim more of her, all of her.
She paused, and a deep roselike flush mounted in her cheeks before she spoke again.
After the blossoms had given a purplish color and a roselike fragrance to the liquid, it was ready to be served.
Behind an ear she wore one of the giant crimson roselike blooms that grew from the vines on the irontrees.
At its center the snouts of the regal beasts met, forming a roselike hub, huge rubies burning fiercely in each eye.
The manor had lost its roselike abundance and seemed now decaying, the shutters half off, the lofts rotting.
Merry could breathe in the roselike odor that clung to his hair and see the faintly opiated softness in his eyes.
Miss Wisteria's royal headgear caught fire in this brief tinseled burst, the glass jewels glittering roselike in the pink lights of the ferris-wheel, and Joel, left below, could see her white winglike hands alight on Idabel's hair, flutter away, squeeze the dark as if eating its very substance.