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How do you use the word livid in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use the word "livid" in a sentence:

As an adjective meaning extremely angry:

* "The coach was livid when he saw his team lose the game."

* "Her face turned livid with rage when she found out he had lied to her."

* "He was livid after his car was stolen."

As an adjective meaning discolored, usually from bruising:

* "The victim's arm was livid from the fall."

* "The bruise on his forehead was livid and swollen."

* "The color of the blood drained from his face, leaving it livid and pale."

As a verb meaning to become discolored:

* "The skin around the injury livid over the next few days."

* "The bruise livid and turned a deep purple."

Remember to choose the meaning of "livid" that best fits the context of your sentence.

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