rosily

[ roh-zuh-lee ]

/ ˈroʊ zə li /

with a rosy color.

in a rosy manner; brightly, cheerfully, or optimistically.

Origin of rosily

First recorded in 1800–10; rosy + -ly

It offers a rosily revisionist view of his career as a fiercely partisan Richard Nixon defender during the Watergate scandal.

‘41’ Review: HBO’s Bland Documentary Valentine to George H.W. Bush |Lloyd Grove |June 11, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
So rosily it burned now, in here, that its feeding oil seemed the red blood of his heart!

Pemrose Lorry, Camp Fire Girl |Isabel Katherine Hornibrook
To be sure, she wore no gloves; but her hands were nicely kept, the nails well cut and rosily clean.

Hope Benham |Nora Perry
A rosily opalescent hue swam high into Della's face as she stepped out of the elevator, and dyed her neck.

Just Around the Corner |Fannie Hurst

Louise, rosily alive, and quivering with eagerness, was waiting for her comments.

Regiment of Women |Clemence Dane
Jocelyn was rosily pleased to see David frown at the ugly raw scar.

Green Valley |Katharine Reynolds