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Discover LudwigThe phrase "acidic someone" is not correct and not usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that does not convey a clear meaning or context.
Example: "Her acidic comments left everyone feeling uncomfortable."
Alternatives: "sarcastic remarks" or "biting criticism".
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"Very acidic," someone else added.
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What I call tangy with a real tomato flavor may be too acidic for someone else, and the yellow tomato that one person adores will taste bland to another.
So they probably don't want someone writing acidic dystopias.
For example, a person with diabetes will have fruity or citrusy breath, someone with acidic breath may have asthma or cystic fibrosis, while a patient with kidney problems may have the scent of ammonia in their breath.
Sometimes you need someone with an acidic vision to clear away the grime of familiarity and ease.
"The Man I Love" belongs to a three-part medley that also includes "Someone to Watch Over Me" and "Mr. Right," an acidic sendup of the notion of a romantic savior by Kurt Weill and Alan Jay Lerner, from the musical "Love Life".
bowls of crisps, a pack of rice crackers stolen from someone's desk cubby, one crate of Fosters, three half-bottles of acidic leftover wine from birthday celebrations that abruptly ended and they got put in the fridge.
Quite acidic.
Acidic foods.
Increasingly acidic oceans.
They make it very acidic.
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