luridly

I looked down to see that my fingers were thin and luridly white.

There was the most luridly bright of all possible flashes.

I dreamed luridly, as one does when cold and uncomfortable.

The man swore luridly, as if she'd hit his hand with a hammer.

He cursed luridly, pushed out of the booth and tried the other.

One of his nails sparked luridly, but that ceased after a little.

These days, both agreed, companies are reluctant to write luridly or at length for fear of lawsuits.

The eight horses headed north again, straight for the luridly flaming forest.

You can hear all that, more luridly, too.

A moment later the door slid aside, revealing a luridly lit passage beyond.

There were still occasional outbreaks of the monsters on earth, each luridly detailed in the news.

He laughed again at his own joke and the officers on the deck swore luridly.

Brady, recovered from the first shock, swore loud and luridly.

Michael's left eye had swollen almost shut and promised to be luridly blackened.

He wore a luridly decorated black tracksuit and a broad smile.

He cursed luridly and hit the button for Fusion Two.

An opaque western window glows luridly red from the harsh sunset outside.

She swore luridly at herself for her timidity and put out her hand again.

The heat that Kipling spoke of so luridly about India.

Though no one is hunting him down, some reports have luridly called him "a fugitive from justice."

Of course, these legends grew wilder and more luridly exaggerated with each retelling.

A fast head check and he cursed luridly.

The policeman's face was purplish, he spoke to them luridly, but they just went on watching him with amused interest.

We woke to a margarine-colored sun and luridly bright green mountains we'd known only in rain.

Patrol Two looked down at the now-useless communications crystal and swore luridly.