How To Use Luridly In A Sentence
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It had a high ceiling and a luridly coloured square of carpet on the floor.
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In a luridly-designed website, mimicking the style of "yoof" cartoons, it offers a bundle of downloads, including a pack of "climate crime cards", urging its recruits to spy on families, friends and relatives, inviting each of them to build up a "climate crime case file" in order to help them ensure their putative criminals do not "commit those crimes again (or else)!
An Ominous Story
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But before you rush out to buy luridly coloured shag piles or geometric plastic furniture, bear in mind that he believes this will be retro with a twist.
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It had a high ceiling and a luridly coloured square of carpet on the floor.
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I'm always sad that these catalogues of popular anticlericalism fail to mention James Clavell's bestselling Shogun, which luridly shows its Jesuit villain feasting on capon in one important scene.
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It had a high ceiling and a luridly coloured square of carpet on the floor.
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it was luridly described in the book as the place where mystics took refuge
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His cousin was soon cursing luridly.
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For some illogical, irrational, totally witless reason, her senses were luridly, slaveringly fixated on what the third time would be like.
The Ideal Bride
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Mar's death is prominently, and often luridly, described in later chronicles, and was probably exploited by the 1488 rebels as part justification for their actions.
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DAVID FRUM, FORMER BUSH SPEECHWRITER: To get into this kind of slagging match with him, I mean, it's luridly entertaining for everybody else.
CNN Transcript Oct 28, 2009
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I think if you had never come to Door you would have found it in a Cathedral in the city when all the votive lights were lit, or in the glow of a woman’s cigarette beckoning from a dark door, or from the wild luridly colored lights on a wet city pavement.
July « 2008 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
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But how strangely and luridly those eyes of quartz and crystal must have gleamed from the depths of that dark sepulchre of Meydûm into which no ray of daylight had found its way for nearly six thousand years!
Pharaohs, Fellahs and Explorers
