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nikdorinn [45]
3 years ago
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"Mary had been asking her neighbor to repair the fence on his goat pen all summer, but he'd only laughed at her and insisted the

animals could not get out. So she was livid when she stepped outside one morning and saw two goats standing on the deeply scratched hood of her car, calmly eating a windshield wiper." What does the word "livid" mean in this context? overwhelmed very angry sorry amused
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Andrews [41]3 years ago
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I would say angry and irritated.

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