Rosed

The past tense or past participle of the verb 'rose,' referring to the act of ascending, growing, or increasing, often figuratively to indicate improvement, elevation, or a heightened emotional state. It can describe the act of something physically moving upwards, appearing, arising, or becoming more prominent or important, like the sun's appearance in the sky. It can also refer to something developing or improving, suggesting enhancement or evolution. Additionally, it might also indicate rising in response, for instance, prices of the stock market. Therefore, 'rosed' reflects a state of ascent, development, or emergence.

Rosed meaning with examples

• The balloons, rosed gently into the clear, azure sky, carrying the hopes and dreams of the children who released them. They watched them disappear from sight. They had the best day, the sun was shining and they shared an amazing picnic. They were so sad to leave and head home to their families.
• As the demand for renewable energy increased, the value of green energy stocks rosed, rewarding investors handsomely. This lead to more people investing in these stocks and even more new green energy companies appearing.
• Her spirits rosed as she received the good news, and the sun in her heart began to shine and the shadows faded. She realised that she would be able to get on with her life and now she could heal. She felt blessed to be a survivor.
• Smoke rosed from the chimney of the old cabin, a welcome sign of warmth in the cold winter evening. I headed over to knock on the door and be welcomed in from the bitter cold. They welcomed me with open arms.
• After years of careful planning and preparation, the project rosed to become a significant cultural landmark in the city, inspiring many, attracting many people from all around the world, it became world famous.