Definitions

livid

[liv-id] / ˈlɪv ɪd /

ADJECTIVE

pale, ashen

Synonyms

WEAK

ashy blanched bloodless colorless discolored dusky gloomy greyish grisly leaden lurid murky pallid pasty wan waxen

Antonyms

WEAK

blushing brilliant cheerful flushed happy radiant rosy

ADJECTIVE

bruised

Synonyms

WEAK

black and blue contused purple

Antonyms

WEAK

blushing brilliant cheerful flushed happy radiant rosy

ADJECTIVE

extremely angry

Synonyms

STRONGEST

enraged furious incensed indignant mad outraged

WEAK

beside oneself black boiling exasperated flaming fuming hot infuriated offended

Antonyms

STRONGEST

calm cheerful happy pleased

WEAK

blushing brilliant flushed radiant rosy

Example Sentences

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Rachael, who lives in Manchester, said her father's last World Cup trip left her mother "livid" as he missed her first birthday party.

From BBC

Technology executives in some corners of Africa are livid.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rhiannon said Foden was "livid" when he saw the post, and her daughter was kept in isolation before being sent to his office.

From BBC

According to reporting from NOTUS, “those closest to the president appear to be livid.”

From Salon

Lammy said he was "appalled" and "livid on behalf of the public".

From BBC