lividness (Meaning)
lividness (n)
unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
lividness (n.)
Lividity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lividness
Synonyms:
- slow burn
- irritability
- exasperation
- madness
- irateness
- furor
- bitterness
- lividity
- hostility
- irritation
- spleen
- jealousy
- contempt
- ire
- mad
- resentment
- birse
- annoyance
- temper
- choler
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- quarrelsomeness
- hot-headedness
- pugnacity
- antipathy
- road rage
- vexation
- irascibility
- angriness
- pugnaciousness
- acrimoniousness
- vindictiveness
- ruffle
- blowup
- malice
- contrariness
- pet
- heat
- antagonism
- outburst
- vitriol
- envy
- embitterment
- enmity
- bile
- virulence
- dudgeon
- disputatiousness
- crankiness
- empoisonment
- acrimony
- warmth
- pique
- jaundice
- rise
- spite
- venom
- flare
- delirium
- air rage
- irascibleness
- vengefulness
- animosity
- rancor
- biliousness
- aggravation
- malevolence
- belligerence
- grudge
- contentiousness
Antonyms:
lividness Sentence Examples
- The burn victim's skin erupted in lividness, a testament to the severity of the injury.
- The lividness on her face betrayed her outrage at the unjust accusation.
- The bruises left a mottled pattern of lividness on his arms, a reminder of the assault he had endured.
- The autopsy revealed extensive lividity, indicating the deceased had been lying undisturbed for an extended period.
- The lividness in the baby's diaper area signaled an underlying medical condition that required immediate attention.
- The surgeon carefully monitored the discoloration, known as lividness, as an indicator of the wound's healing progress.
- The lividness surrounding the insect bite suggested an allergic reaction that warranted medical intervention.
- The redness and lividness on her legs were the result of hours spent standing in the scorching sun.
- The lividness on the floor where the victim had fallen painted a gruesome picture of the crime scene.
- The forensic pathologist documented the lividity on the victim's body, using it to estimate the time of death.
FAQs About the word lividness
unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)Lividity.
mood, indignation, outrage, fury, wrath, wrathfulness, rage,anger, slow burn, irritability
pleasure,pleasure, patience, patience, delight, delight,, forbearance,forbearance, calmness
The burn victim's skin erupted in lividness, a testament to the severity of the injury.
The lividness on her face betrayed her outrage at the unjust accusation.
The bruises left a mottled pattern of lividness on his arms, a reminder of the assault he had endured.
The autopsy revealed extensive lividity, indicating the deceased had been lying undisturbed for an extended period.
