adj.恐怖的，花哨的，俗艳的，(故意地)骇人听闻的，令人毛骨悚然的

The tabloids featured lurid headlines about the celebrity scandal, captivating the public's imagination.
小报上那些关于名人丑闻的耸人听闻的标题吸引了公众的想象。
The crime novel was filled with lurid descriptions of violence that made some readers uncomfortable.
那本犯罪小说里充满了对暴力的骇人描写，让一些读者感到不适。
The movie portrayed a lurid underworld where crime and corruption were rampant.
电影展现了一个罪恶与腐败横行的骇人地下世界。
Her attire for the party was a lurid mix of neon colors that left everyone stunned.
她参加聚会的装扮是霓虹色彩的惊人混搭，让所有人都惊呆了。
The journalist's account of the accident included lurid details that many felt were unnecessary.
记者对事故的描述中包含了许多人认为不必要的骇人细节。
The artist's latest exhibition featured lurid paintings that explored the darker sides of human nature.
这位艺术家最近的展览展出了探索人性阴暗面的骇人画作。
The true crime podcast delved into lurid tales of murder and deceit, captivating a devoted audience.
真实犯罪播客深入探讨了谋杀和欺骗的骇人故事，吸引了一大批忠实听众。
The old mansion, shrouded in mystery, had a lurid history of ghostly apparitions and unexplained phenomena.
那座笼罩在神秘之中的古老宅邸有着鬼影幢幢和无法解释现象的骇人历史。
Despite the lurid rumors surrounding his personal life, the politician remained popular among his constituents.
尽管围绕他的私生活有诸多骇人听闻的谣言，这位政治家在选民中仍然很受欢迎。
The lurid sunset painted the sky with shades of orange and red that seemed almost otherworldly.
骇人的夕阳将天空染成了橙色和红色，那场景几乎不似人间。