Scarlett Letter 6-11

lustre

glitter, sparkle, sheen

dexterity

a skill

imbued

Saturated or permeated with something

effectual

producing an intended effect

caprice

A sudden, unpredictable change

reviled

Spoken with abusive language

phantamasgoric

Having a fantastic deceptive appearanceHaving a fantastic deceptive appearance

penance

A punishment undergone in a token of penitence for  sin

impelled

 To drive or push forward

gard

A fashion/clothing

dauntless

fearless

eldritch

Strange or unnatural, eerie, weird

endue

 To invest or endow with a gift

ruff

A neckpiece or collar

reproof

 Criticism for a fault. rebuke

bedizen

 To dress in a showy manner

catechism

teach people about the Christian religion

depravity

Morally bad or evil

mountebank

A person who sells quack medicines

appellation

An identifying name

cordially

With sincere goodwill. friendly

providential

Happening at a good time because of luck

deportment

The manner in which one conducts

erudition

extensive knowledge

inimical

Unfriendly, hostile

tenaciouslly

Aggressively persistent

palliate

To relieve or lessen without curing

balked

To refuse abruptly

odious

Deserving hatred, repugnance

abstruse

Difficult to comprehend

veneration

Respect