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Ch. 1 & Ch. 2 Vocab

Scarlett Letter

TermDefinition
edifice (noun/N) a large, usually impressive building
utopia (noun/+, -) a place or state of political or social perfection. (the word comes from a novel by sir thomas moore about a perfect society)
allot (verb/N) to divide or distribute in shares
sepulchres/ sepulchers (noun/N) a burial vault or grave built of stone
inauspicious (adj/ -) not presperous, unfavorable
physiognomies (noun/N) the facial features held to show qualities of mind or character by their arrangement or expression
inference (noun, can be a verb/N) logical conclusions from premises assumed to be true
antinomian (noun/N) one who rejects a socially established morality. these people would have believed that salvation was possible through faith alone. the word itself means "against the law". they didn't believe immortality should be punished.
heterodox (adj/N) holding unorthodox, or unofficial opinions or doctrines
magistrate (noun/N) a local official exercising administrative and often judicial functions
venerable (adj/+) made sacred especially by religious or historical association
transgressor (noun/-) violator or sinner
infamy (noun/-) evil reputation brought about by something criminal or shocking
impropriety (noun/-) the quality or state of being improper
heathenish (adj/-) not religious, uncivilized
beadle (noun/N) a minor church official who attends to the minister and keeps order
gentility (noun/ v +, or v -) the members of the upper class
evanescent (adj/N) tending to vanish like vapor
ignominy (noun/ -) disgraceful or dishonorable conduct, quality, or action
visage (noun/N) appearance
mien (noun/N) appearance; aspect
countenances (noun/N) looks; expressions
merriment (noun/+) lighthearted fun making
preternatural (adj/N) exceeding what is natural or regular
cloister (noun/N) a monastery, place of secluded study
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