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Term: Poison

Definition:

Poison refers to any substance that can cause injury, illness, or death when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed by the body. It can be natural or man-made and is often utilized for medicinal purposes, as well as for malicious intent.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun: poison, poisons
  • Verb: poison, poisons
  • Adjective: poisonous

Senses and Usages:

Noun: Poison

  1. A toxic substance that can cause harm or death when consumed or encountered.
  2. Sample Sentence: The poison found in the plant's leaves can be fatal if ingested by humans.

  3. Figuratively, something that corrupts, ruins, or destroys.
  4. Sample Sentence: Negative thoughts are like poison to a person's mind.

Verb: Poison

  1. To administer or expose someone or something to a toxic substance.
  2. Sample Sentence: The murderer poisoned his victim by lacing the drink with a lethal substance.

  3. Figuratively, to pollute, befoul, or contaminate.
  4. Sample Sentence: The corrupt politician has poisoned the reputation of the entire party.

Adjective: Poisonous

  1. Harmful or potentially deadly if consumed or touched.
  2. Sample Sentence: The brightly colored insect is poisonous, so it's best to avoid touching it.

  3. Used metaphorically to describe something extremely harmful or malicious.
  4. Sample Sentence: Gossip can be as poisonous as a venomous snake.

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