(Livid means either discolored, as from bruising, or flushed, as in anger.)
There was a large, livid mark on her arm from her fall onto the stone floor.
The referee missed the call, and the coach was livid about it.
The principal was livid with rage over the newspaper story about the school.
The racer crashed his motorcycle, and the next day had several livid bruises on his right arm.
Her comment made me so livid my face turned white.
I was livid with anger at what he said.
The word livid means pale and ashen. Some synonyms of livid include ashy, blanched, colorless, discolored, gloomy, lurid, murky, pallid, pasty, wan, and waxen.
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You can use the word feces in a sentence to mean excrement.
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The viceroy was appointed to govern the colony on behalf of the king.
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I was very livid after I found out I failed math class.
She was livid with anger when she found out about the betrayal.
When her parents died, they left her a pittance as her inheritance, making she and her spoiled siblings livid.
The word livid means pale and ashen. Some synonyms of livid include ashy, blanched, colorless, discolored, gloomy, lurid, murky, pallid, pasty, wan, and waxen.
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"Livid" can have two meanings. It can describe someone who is extremely angry or furious. It can also refer to a bluish-purple discoloration of the skin caused by bruising or lack of oxygen.
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