adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
flush red/crimson/scarlet
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Robyn felt her cheeks flush scarlet.
scarlet fever
scarlet woman
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
fever
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You see, it turned out to be scarlet fever , which is a notifiable disease.
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A severe bout of scarlet fever as a boy left him so deaf that he was unable to attend school.
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He didn't have meningitis, or scarlet fever .
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Smallpox, tuberculosis, influenza, pneumonia, plague, scarlet fever , diarrhea.
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And she had scarlet fever , but she never complained.
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Children were carried off by diphtheria, scarlet fever , and measles.
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An outbreak of scarlet fever had taken the nine-year-old twins in little more than a week.
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The throat burns like coals of fire; the skin burns in scarlet fever and inflammations; gastritis burns.
woman
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The scarlet woman is perfect - leave her. 4.
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Newspapers boasted that 208 houses were shut and 1, 400 scarlet women driven off.
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In your mind I was a scarlet woman and could be nothing else.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But no one could hold on to summer once the stately row of Lilac Road maples began to turn scarlet and gold.
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Her husband probably would not like ugly scarlet splashes added to his careful colouring.
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His face was scarlet and twisted with hate and he began to attack me like a wild animal.
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It has deeply divided mid-green leaves that flare to wild, improbable scarlet .
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Rachaela put her foot on the red Persian carpet and started up, out of the scarlet ambience of the lamp.