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liv·id
 livid
- pronunciation:
- lI
vihd
- features:
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| part of speech: |
adjective |
| definition 1: |
very angry; full of rage; furious.
When she discovered that he'd taken credit for her idea, she was livid.- synonyms:
- enraged, furious, infuriated, wrathful
- similar words:
- angry, fuming
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| definition 2: |
dark grayish or purplish blue, as from a bruise; black-and-blue.
Days after her fall, the side of her arm remained livid.- synonyms:
- black-and-blue
- similar words:
- bruised, discolored
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| definition 3: |
very pale, as from fear or anger; ashen.
His face was livid, as if he'd seen a ghost.- synonyms:
- ashen, ashy, blanched
- similar words:
- bloodless, ghastly, pale, pallid, white
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| related words: |
irate, wan |
| derivations: |
lividly (adv.), lividness (n.) |
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