What Is the Meaning of Rose-Colored Glasses?
Having a positive attitude lets you see things from a different perspective. Looking through "rose-colored glasses" is an optimistic way of viewing the situation or the world.-
Definition
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The Free Dictionary states that seeing through rose-colored glasses is being cheerful to an excessive degree, being very optimistic about the world. Seeing through rose-colored glasses is blocking out negative things and seeing only positive.
Origin
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Most research done on this phrase dates it back to the 1850s and the novel "Tom Brown at Oxford, a Sequel to School Days at Rugby," By Thomas Hughes (1822-1896). The character Captain Hardy is described as viewing a university through "rose-coloured spectacles."
Mood Study
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According to a study performed by Science Daily in 2009, the more upbeat and positive people are, the more they perceive around them.
Roses
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The use of the word "roses" has been used to describe a positive action, mood, or event.
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