lurid
adjectiveHow to pronounce lurid:
Definition of lurid:
- lurid (adjective):
- vivid in shocking detail
- causing horror or revulsion gruesome
- glaringly vivid and graphic; marked by sensationalism.
Synonyms for lurid:
appalling
atrocious
awful
disgusting
dreadful
exaggerated
explicit
frightening
frightful
ghastly
gory
graphic
grewsome
grim
grisly
gruesome
hideous
horrendous
horrible
horrid
horrific
horrifying
macabre
melodramatic
monstrous
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Antonyms for lurid:
accurate
actual
amusing
as it really happened
authentic
bland
blithe
blithesome
boring
bouncy
breezy
bright
bubbly
buoyant
carefree
chaste
cheerful
cheery
chirpy
circumstantial
clean
comical
controlled
correct
credible
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- equalled
- vortex
- beauteous
- pennant
- postdate
- strutted
- repose
- cuteness
- senses
- houseful
- stoutly
- kit bag
- suntan
- upraise
- enthuse
- unfledged
- hangout
- hovel
- poleax
- misprint
- boldface
- treetops
- Draca
- mopper
- mewling
- enow
- scatty
- upthrust
- condign
- quadrant
- flier
- inching
- dabble
- husband
- suspend
- power
- listen
- depressed
- preserve
- trouble
- grandpa
- caring
- might've
- every
- dislodge
- listened
- valid
- jumpy
- cuddle
- benign
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