
Livid
Intensity of Anger
Use 'livid' for extreme anger, more than just 'mad' or 'upset.' It emphasizes a very strong feeling.
He was livid after being falsely accused.
Not for Minor Annoyance
'Livid' is inappropriate for slight irritation or mild annoyance; it's for serious instances.
She wasn't just irritated, she was livid about the betrayal.
Expressive Contexts
Use 'livid' when you want to convey a vivid image of someone's anger in storytelling.
The character was livid, his fists clenched and eyes blazing. Compare with
AngryEnrageFuriousIncenseIrateMadProvokeWrathful
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