Scarlet Letter 2 Vocab
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| 275796671 | lurid | very vivid in color (a) | |
| 275796673 | mien | a person's look or manner, esp. one indicating their character or mood (n) | |
| 275796675 | mutable | liable to change (a) | |
| 275796677 | necromancy | the supposed practice of communicating with the dead; witchcraft (n) | |
| 275796679 | obeisance | deferential respect (n) | |
| 275796681 | pallor | an unhealthy pale appearance (n) | |
| 275796683 | panoply | a complete or impressive collection of things (n) | |
| 275796685 | phantasmagoria | a sequence of real or imaginary things like that seen in a dream (n) | |
| 275796687 | physiognomy | a person's facial features or appearance (n) | |
| 275796689 | prattle | talk at length in a foolish or inconsequential way (v) | |
| 275796691 | presentiment | an intuitive feeling about the future (n) | |
| 275796693 | preternatural | beyond what is normal or naturall (a) | |
| 275796695 | probity | the quality of having strong moral principles (n) | |
| 275796696 | progenitor | a person or thing from which one is descended; an ancestor or parent (n) | |
| 275796697 | propinquity | the state of being close to someone or something; proximity (n) | |
| 275796698 | recompense | compensation or reward given for loss or harm suffered (n) | |
| 275796699 | sedulous | (of a person or action) showing dedication and dilligence (a) | |
| 275796700 | somnambulism | sleepwalking (n) | |
| 275796701 | torpid | mentally or physically inactive; lethargic (a) | |
| 275796702 | tremulous | shaking or quivering slightly; nervous, timid (a) | |
| 275796703 | usurp | take (a position of power or importance) illegally or by force (v) | |
| 275796704 | venerable | accorded a great deal of respect, esp. because of age, wisdom, or character (a) | |
| 275796705 | verdure | lush green vegetation (n) | |
| 275796706 | vicissitude | a change of circumstances or fortune, typically one that is unwelcome or unpleasant (n) | |
| 275796707 | zenith | the highest point reached by a celestial or other object (n) |