"Rouged" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Rouged" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Rouged" Meaning

Having or showing reddish colour, especially from inflammation or blush.

To color or stain something red, typically with cosmetics.

To steal or modify results of an election.

"Rouged" Examples

5 Usage Examples for the Word "Rougé"


1. Styling hair or makeup with rouge

Rougé was used on cheeks and lips to add a touch of color.

2. Description of someone who is blushing

She had a rouged complexion, unable to conceal her embarrassment.

3. Refers to substances resembling rouge or colored powder

She carefully applied a cosmetic rouge to even out her skin tone.

4. Description of red or reddish color

The sunset sky was a beautiful blend of pinks and rouges that gradually deepened.

5. Voyeuristic activities often referred to as "rouge"

Involved acts of being or becoming "rouged" were highly criminal.

"Rouged" Similar Words

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The term "Rouché" is derived from the name of the French mathematician Eugène Rouché.<br><br>Rouché's Theorem, in mathematics, particularly in complex analysis, is a fundamental principle used to establish the existence of solutions to certain equations. It is a theorem in function theory, which provides a simple criterion for a polynomial to have a real root.<br><br>The theorem is specifically concerned with polynomials of the form:<br><br>f(z) a0 + a1<em>z + a2</em>z^2 + a3<em>z^3 + ... + an</em>z^n<br><br>The Rouché's Theorem states that if there are two polynomials p(z) and q(z) such that |p(z)| < |q(z)| everywhere on a circle C, and the degree of p(z) is less than the degree of q(z), then p(z) + q(z) has the same number of roots inside C as q(z) does.<br><br>This theorem finds various applications in various areas, including complex analysis, harmonic analysis and integral equations.

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Coarse crumbling concrete or plaster, often left in patches when a newly plastered surface is not sanded smooth.

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