Scarletted

The past tense and past participle of 'scarlet', meaning to become or be colored a brilliant red, like the color of a ripe poppy or a soldier's coat. It implies a vivid, eye-catching redness, often associated with passion, excitement, or significance. This verb can describe the act of something taking on a scarlet hue or something being stained or tinged with this vibrant color. The change can be natural, like the blush of a cheek, or artificially induced, like fabric dyed a scarlet shade. The implication is one of intensity and noticeable impact, suggesting a departure from previous, potentially more muted, coloration.

Scarletted meaning with examples

• The sunset scarletted the western sky, painting the clouds with fiery hues as the sun dipped below the horizon. The children stopped their games, captivated by the spectacle of nature's grand finale. The fiery glow reflected in the still lake creating an atmosphere of tranquility as it was a signal that the day was complete and it was time to head home. This was one of the most beautiful times of the day.
• His face scarletted with embarrassment when he realized his mistake in front of the important meeting, as the heat of the blush crept from his neck to the top of his head. The feeling of regret was a quick and sharp pang in his chest as he noticed the raised eyebrows of his colleagues, who had been witnessing the event. He hoped he hadn't ruined the good work that had come before this instance.