lurid in Italian
lurid in Italian is livido — lurid means shockingly graphic or sensational, especially about violence, scandal, or sex.
lurid in Italian
livido
Ghastly, pale, wan in appearance.
What does "lurid" mean?
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adj Shockingly graphic or sensational, especially about violence, scandal, or sex.
"The tabloids ran lurid details of the celebrity divorce."
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adj Unpleasantly bright or gaudy in colour.
"She wore a lurid green jacket that clashed with everything."
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lurid in a sentence
- The tabloids ran lurid details of the celebrity divorce.
- He gave a lurid account of the crash that left listeners uneasy.
- She wore a lurid green jacket that clashed with everything.
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What is "lurid" in Italian?
"lurid" in Italian is livido. lurid means: Shockingly graphic or sensational, especially about violence, scandal, or sex.
How do you use "lurid" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloids ran lurid details of the celebrity divorce." In Italian, "lurid" is livido.
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