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livid

adjectiveCommon GRE wordMore L words

furiously angry; also discolored as from a bruise

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Livid in a sentence

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She was livid when she discovered her proposal had been presented as someone else's idea.

Synonyms
furiousenragedincensedirate
Antonyms
calmcontentplacid

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The novelist's late style is admired precisely for its blank: every superfluous phrase has been pared away, leaving prose of startling economy.

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More GRE words starting with L

labile

liable to change frequently and unpredictably; emotionally unstable

labyrinthine

extremely complicated and full of confusing twists and turns

lachrymose

tearful or given to weeping; mournful

lackadaisical

lacking enthusiasm, effort, or determination; carelessly lazy

lackluster

lacking in vitality, force, or conviction; not impressive

laconic

using very few words; terse to the point of seeming blunt

laggard

one who falls behind or lags noticeably slower than others

lambaste

to criticize or scold harshly

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Questions about “livid”

Livid (adjective) means furiously angry; also discolored as from a bruise
Here is livid used in an example sentence: "She was livid when she discovered her proposal had been presented as someone else's idea."
Common synonyms for livid include furious, enraged, incensed, irate.
Antonyms of livid include calm, content, placid.
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