lurid [брит. ˈl(j)ʊərɪd, америк. ˈlʊrəd] ПРИЛ.
2. lurid description, detail, past:
- lurid
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lurid [ˈlʊərɪd, америк. ˈlʊrɪd] ПРИЛ. уничиж.
2. lurid (vivid or glowing in colour):
- lurid sunset, carpet
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lurid [ˈlʊr·ɪd] ПРИЛ. уничиж.
2. lurid (vivid or glowing in color):
- lurid sunset, carpet
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One of the more lurid stories had it that a dead man was sealed within its walls.
en.wikipedia.org They write that the actress was, surprisingly fresh in the role, perhaps overly pubescent, considering the rather lurid subject matter.
en.wikipedia.org However, historians discount lurid tales of a murderous group in the 1920s.
en.wikipedia.org Importantly, this lurid subject matter is handled subtly where no one gender being offended.
en.wikipedia.org The reason for this is seen by some authors as primarily a lack of public educational advertising, exacerbated by overly lurid and sensationalized media coverage.
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