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livid

adjective as in pale, ashen

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adjective as in bruised

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adjective as in extremely angry

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Her mother said she was livid that adults — including an elected official — were willing to put a teenager on blast to win political points.

When it comes to trade, Trump is clearly as livid with the EU now as he was during his first term in office.

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Lawmakers, surprised by the assault on their pet projects, were livid.

And he was livid at Wray for his testimony before Congress about the assassination attempt last summer.

So why was I so livid as I left the theater?

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