scarlet English

Meaning scarlet meaning

What does scarlet mean?

scarlet

— noun a variable color that is vivid red but sometimes with an orange tinge

— adjective (= cherry, ruby) of a color at the end of the color spectrum (next to orange); resembling the color of blood or cherries or tomatoes or rubies

Synonyms scarlet synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as scarlet?

scarlet English » English

crimson

vermilion

red

pink

ruddy

ruby

rosy

reddish

dark red

rose-coloured

rose-colored

orange red

carmine

bright red

ruby-red

incarnadine

deep red

cherry-red

cherry

cerise

carnation

blood-red

scarlet red

rubrical

rubicose

pill

mint condition

leftwing

erythroid

deep crimson

damask

cardinal

brilliant red

Topics scarlet topics

What do people use scarlet to talk about?

States Quality Light Color

Colors of the spectrum

• What are the shades of red?
  red beet-red blood-red blush brick-red cardinal carmine carnelian cherry Chinese red claret coral crimson fiery fire-red flame-colored incarnadine lobster lobster-colored madder pink puce roan rose rose-colored roseate rosy rouge ruby-red ruddy scarlet vermilion wine

Examples scarlet examples

How do I use scarlet in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Several hundred years ago, scarlet fever epidemics killed thousands of people throughout the continent.

Tom turned scarlet.

Mary turned scarlet.

Movie subtitles

So you needed a Miss Scarlet. Yes.

China girl, what joy you bring with your scarlet heart and your name of Ming.

And the others, well, they'd only met her briefly and she was wearing a scarlet dress.

He was flirting. With your scarlet heart and your name of Ming.

So yesterday, you posted a photo on Scarlet's Instagram account that was removed by their compliance. May I see it?

Scarlet, number four!

Okay, just a touch of scarlet fever.

I saw a scarlet tanager which must have flown all the way from Florida just to enjoy it.

Let's see, whooping cough or maybe scarlet fever.

Though your sins be as scarlet, yet I will make them white as snow.

It has a scarlet door.

See here Scarlet, I'm crazy about you and always have been.

And they adorned themselves in rich apparel and costly array, with veils of blue and purple and scarlet, and fine twined linen wrought in Egypt.

Blue ones, pink ones scarlet!

And one lipstick. Scarlet, number four!

And lastly, 300 francs a month for specific school insurance which covers sprains, fractures, scarlet fever, mumps and poked eyes.

I was 11 and I had scarlet fever.

And one day, far out to sea, the sun will shine upon a white ship with scarlet sails.

You'll have your scarlet sails.

The future will show you many a sail, not scarlet, but dirty and evil.

I see scarlet sails!

And can you imagine? He had predicted that when she grows up, a prince will come for her on scarlet sails, I mean, red sails, and take her away with him.

I'll take this scarlet silk.

And one day, far out to sea, the sun will shine on a scarlet sail.

Scarlet sails!

Merely a scarlet peony petal.

Even if such scarlet tendencies have been fostered in you.

With their velvet doublets and scarlet waistcoats, Their lace, cuffs and jabots.

Now, tell them I've gone to New York with scarlet fever.

Like Scarlet fever.

Don't you think it looks like Scarlet's room?

Scarlet fever, and diphtheria, and measles, and whooping cough, and mumps.

I think the secret of this scarlet plague is right there in the meteor site.

I am leaving again. My shoes are scarlet. Goodbye, love, goodbye.

Who knows? My shoes are scarlet. Goodbye, love, goodbye.

Listen! My shoes are scarlet. Goodbye, love, for aye.

They'll be in scarlet straight at any news.

News and current affairs

But the new image of single mothers - and of single motherhood - does show that it is getting harder - if not almost impossible - to coerce women by trying to fix upon them the scarlet letter.