Pronunciation: /tʃɑpt ˈlɪvər/
noun a type of food made from liver that has been finely chopped
A1 I don't understand why she always acts like I'm chopped liver.
A2 He felt like chopped liver when his friends ignored him at the party.
B1 After being overlooked for the promotion, she couldn't help but feel like chopped liver.
B2 Despite his accomplishments, he often felt like chopped liver compared to his more successful siblings.
C1 The renowned author couldn't believe he was treated like chopped liver at the literary event.
C2 Even with all his accolades, he still sometimes felt like chopped liver in the presence of his idol.
adjective describing the type of liver that has been chopped
A1 I don't think I'm chopped liver, I deserve some recognition too.
A2 She may not be the most popular, but she's not chopped liver either.
B1 Just because he's new to the team doesn't mean he's chopped liver.
B2 Being the youngest in the group doesn't make her chopped liver, she has a lot to offer.
C1 He's not just some chopped liver employee, he's a valuable asset to the company.
C2 Don't underestimate her, she's definitely not chopped liver when it comes to her skills and experience.
formal The chef prepared a dish of chopped liver as an appetizer for the guests.
informal I don't mind being treated like chopped liver at the party, as long as I get to enjoy the food.
slang Why do you always act like I'm chopped liver whenever we hang out with your friends?
figurative In the world of high fashion, if you're not a top model, you might as well be chopped liver.
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