Scarlet Letter Vocabulary

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For Dr. Rob's Scarlet Letter Vocabulary Quiz 1/10/25

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Edifice

A building, especially a large, imposing one.

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Utopia

An imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect.

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Congenial

Rich soil; present from birth.

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Severity

Harshness.

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Impropriety

Bad behavior.

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Dismal

Grim or depressing.

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Ignominy

Public shame or disgrace.

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Brazen

Bold and without shame.

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Hussy

A girl or woman who behaves in a disrespectful or inappropriate way or who has many casual sexual relationships.

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Demeanor

Outward behavior or bearing.

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Ordeal

A painful or horrific experience, especially a protracted one.

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Mien

A person's look or manner indicating their character or mood.

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Alienation

Separation from others.

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Ascetic

Denying physical pleasure; austere.

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Benevolence

Generosity; kindness.

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Perversity

Evil, often referring to mischief.

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Emaciated

Thin, weak, starved-looking.

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Vehemence

Force or intensity.

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Infamy

Famous shame.

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Pilloried

Publicly shamed.

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Exemplary

Ideal or perfect.

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Vigil

Staying awake typically for religious purposes.

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Decorous

Polite.

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Malice

Evil intent.

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Abstruse

Known only to a few; obscure.

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Efficacious

Effective.

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Insidious

Sneaky evil.

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Introspection

Self-examination.

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Impalpable

Not physical.

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Culprit

A guilty person.

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Inextricable

Impossible to separate.

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Expiation

Making amends for a wrongdoing.

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Pristine

Pure.

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Morbid

Related to disease; sickly.

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Calamity

Disaster.

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Emancipated

Free.

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Extort

To take by threat.

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Malignant

Evil.

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Upbraid

To scold.

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Sentiment

Feeling or opinion.

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Precocity

Exceptionally early or premature development.

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Acuteness

The quality of being very good, accurate, and showing an ability to notice very small differences.

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Scintillating

Sparkling.

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Vivacity

Lively.

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Redemption

The action of saving or being saved from sin, error, or evil.

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Consolation

Comfort or reassurance.

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Sanctity

Holiness.

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Consecrate

To dedicate to a noble purpose.

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Stigma

Blemish or mark of shame.

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Irrevocable

Unchangeable.

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Bliss

Perfect happiness.

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Melancholy

Sadness.