Синонимы poison

  • bacteria
  • contamination
  • germ
  • toxin
  • venom
  • virus
  • Cancer
  • adulteration
  • bane
  • blight
  • contagion
  • corruption
  • infection
  • malignancy
  • miasma
  • toxicant
  • toxoid
  • venin
  • corrupt
  • debase
  • destroy
  • harm
  • infect
  • injure
  • kill
  • stain
  • subvert
  • taint
  • undermine
  • adulterate
  • defile
  • deprave
  • envenom
  • fester
  • murder
  • pervert
  • vitiate
  • warp
  • make ill

On this page you’ll find 112 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to poison, such as: bacteria, contamination, germ, toxin, venom, and virus.

  • aid
  • assist
  • clean
  • fix
  • help
  • improve
  • purify
  • protect
  • save
  • sterilize

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WORDS RELATED TO POISON

  • afflictions
  • bad breaks
  • bummers
  • calamities
  • can of worms
  • catastrophes
  • clutches
  • contretemps
  • crunches
  • difficulties
  • disasters
  • distress
  • downers
  • drags
  • evil eyes
  • hard knocks
  • hard times
  • hardships
  • hurtings
  • ill fortunes
  • jams
  • jinxes
  • kiss of deaths
  • miseries
  • misfortunes
  • mishaps
  • on the skids
  • pain in the necks
  • poisons
  • reverses
  • sorrows
  • sufferings
  • the worsts
  • tough lucks
  • trials
  • troubles
  • affliction
  • bad break
  • bad thing
  • bummer
  • calamity
  • can of worms
  • catastrophe
  • clutch
  • contretemps
  • crunch
  • difficulty
  • disaster
  • distress
  • downer
  • drag
  • evil eye
  • hard knocks
  • hard times
  • hardship
  • hurting
  • ill fortune
  • jam
  • jinx
  • kiss of death
  • misery
  • misfortune
  • mishap
  • on the skids
  • pain in the neck
  • poison
  • reverse
  • sorrow
  • suffering
  • the worst
  • tough luck
  • trial
  • trouble
  • affliction
  • blight
  • burden
  • bête noir
  • calamity
  • curse
  • despair
  • destruction
  • disaster
  • downfall
  • fatal attraction
  • misery
  • nuisance
  • pest
  • plague
  • poison
  • ruin
  • ruination
  • scourge
  • torment
  • trial
  • trouble
  • undoing
  • venom
  • woe
  • animalize
  • bestialize
  • consume
  • corrode
  • debase
  • debauch
  • demoralize
  • deprave
  • embitter
  • envenom
  • inflict
  • pervert
  • poison
  • pollute
  • rot
  • ruin
  • scourge
  • sore
  • stain
  • ulcer
  • vitiate
  • deadly chemical
  • health hazard
  • killer
  • mutagen
  • poison
  • toxin
  • anesthetic
  • kill
  • poison
  • solvent
  • toxin

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  1. poison, toxicant, poisonous substancenoun

    any substance that causes injury or illness or death of a living organism

    Synonyms:
    toxicant, poisonous substance

  2. poisonverb

    anything that harms or destroys

    «the poison of fascism»

    Synonyms:
    toxicant, poisonous substance

  3. poisonverb

    spoil as if by poison

    «poison someone’s mind»; «poison the atmosphere in the office»

    Synonyms:
    envenom

  4. poisonverb

    kill with poison

    «She poisoned her husband»

    Synonyms:
    envenom

  5. poison, envenomverb

    add poison to

    «Her husband poisoned her drink in order to kill her»

    Synonyms:
    acerbate, envenom, embitter

  6. poisonverb

    kill by its poison

    «This mushrooms can poison»

    Synonyms:
    envenom

  7. poisonverb

    administer poison to

    «She poisoned her husband but he did not die»

    Synonyms:
    envenom

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  1. poisonnoun

    Synonyms:
    venom, virus, toxine, toxicant, irritant, taint, bane, ptomaine

    Associated words:
    toxicology, toxicophobia, toxicomania, toxiferous, toxicologist, antidote, alexiteric, venenific, septiferous, envenom, infect

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  1. Dmitry Muratov:

    I sincerely support Putin in calling for peace in Ukraine, but this atmosphere of violence and poison in the country is also his responsibility.

  2. Tryon Edwards:

    Anxiety is the poison of human life; the parent of many sins and of more miseries. In a world where everything is doubtful, and where we may be disappointed, and be blessed in disappointment, why this restless stir and commotion of mind? Can it alter the cause, or unravel the mystery of human events?

  3. Kyran Quinlan:

    A small sip, say a teaspoon which is 5 milligrams, exposes a child to the nicotine of several packs of cigarettes all at once, parents should know that the highly concentrated liquid nicotine used in e-cigarettes is a new deadly poison.

  4. Chris Nocco:

    We had an instance the other day where a mother and her 14-year-old daughter overdosed. We’re scared for our law enforcement officers, our firefighters, our canines, you know, one time they’re out there trying to save somebody’s life. You know, even just, you know, trying to resuscitate somebody back, you know, can cause them to overdose also, you’ve taken a poison, and you magnified it 20 to 100 times. So you’re, you know, basically going to be destroying people the first time they take it.

  5. Ralph Waldo Emerson:

    Tobacco, coffee, alcohol, hashish, prussic acid, strychnine, are weak dilutions the surest poison is time.


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  • ашҳамAbkhaz
  • gifAfrikaans
  • سمArabic
  • ağı, zəhərAzerbaijani
  • ағыуBashkir
  • атру́чваць, атру́та, атру́ціць, ядBelarusian
  • отравям, отро́ва, тровяBulgarian
  • বিষBengali
  • ampoezoniñ, ampoezonBreton
  • enverinar, emmetzinar, verí, metzinaCatalan, Valencian
  • дӏовшChechen
  • otrávit, jed, trávitCzech
  • gwenwynWelsh
  • gift, forgifteDanish
  • vergiften, Giftstoff, GiftGerman
  • ވިހަDivehi
  • μολύνω, δηλητήριο, φαρμάκι, φαρμακώνω, ποτό, δηλητηριάζωGreek
  • venenoEsperanto
  • veneno, envenenarSpanish
  • mürk, mürgitamaEstonian
  • pozoiBasque
  • زهرPersian
  • myrkyttää, myrkkyFinnish
  • eitur, gift, eitra, dálkaFaroese
  • poison, empoisonnerFrench
  • nimh, nimhighIrish
  • nimh, puinnseanScottish Gaelic
  • velenoGalician
  • רַעַל, סַםHebrew
  • विष, ज़हर, हलाहलHindi
  • megmérgez, méregHungarian
  • թույն, թունավորելArmenian
  • intoxicar, veneno, invenenar, toxicoInterlingua
  • racun, bisaIndonesian
  • toxiko, venenoIdo
  • eiturIcelandic
  • veleno, avvelenare, intossicareItalian
  • רַעַלHebrew
  • 毒, [[毒]][[を]][[混入]][[する]], [[毒]][[を]][[盛る]]Japanese
  • შხამიGeorgian
  • у, зәрKazakh
  • ថ្នាំពុលKhmer
  • Korean
  • ژه‌هر, jehr, jehr kirin, jehr dan, jar, ده‌رمانخواردKurdish
  • ууKyrgyz
  • veneno, venenum, toxicumLatin
  • GëftLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
  • ຢາພິດLao
  • nuodai, nuodytiLithuanian
  • saindēt, samaitāt, inde, noindētLatvian
  • huarua, paitini, whakaparuMāori
  • хорMongolian
  • racunMalay
  • velenuMaltese
  • အဆိပ်Burmese
  • gif, vergif, vergiftigen, vergiftDutch
  • giftNorwegian
  • маргOssetian, Ossetic
  • trucizna, truć, zatruwać, otruć, jadPolish
  • empeçonhar, intoxicar, veneno, peçonha, tóxico, envenenarPortuguese
  • teissa, tössi, tissiRomansh
  • învenina, intoxica, otravă, otrăvi, veninRomanian
  • отравля́ть, трави́ть, отрави́ть, яд, отра́ваRussian
  • विषSanskrit
  • о̀тров, òtrovSerbo-Croatian
  • විස, වහ, වස, විෂSinhala, Sinhalese
  • otráviť, jedSlovak
  • strupSlovene
  • helmAlbanian
  • gift, förgiftaSwedish
  • sumuSwahili
  • విషముTelugu
  • заҳрTajik
  • พิษ, ยาพิษThai
  • zäherTurkmen
  • zehirlemek, ağılamak, zehir, ağıTurkish
  • агуTatar
  • زەھەرUyghur, Uighur
  • яд, тру́їти, отру́їти, отру́та, отру́юватиUkrainian
  • زہر, ہلاہلUrdu
  • ogʻu, zaharUzbek
  • chất độc, thuốc độcVietnamese
  • venen, venenönVolapük
  • pwezonWalloon
  • סם, גיפטYiddish
  • Chinese
  • isihlungu, ubuthiZulu

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  • adj.

    evil (adjective)

    • no good,
    • maleficent,
    • heinous,
    • unpropitious.

    hateful (adjective)

    • malevolent.

    malevolent (adjective)

    • bad-natured,
    • murderous.

    nasty (adjective)

    • un godlier,
    • un holiest,
    • un-cleaner,
    • un-cleanlier,
    • soiled,
    • un cleanly,
    • un cleaner,
    • most polluted,
    • un godly,
    • un-cleanliest,
    • un appetizing,
    • un holy,
    • un-holiest,
    • more polluted,
    • dis-agreeable,
    • dis agreeable,
    • un-cleanest,
    • yucky,
    • un godliest,
    • uncleanly,
    • un-godliest,
    • un-godly,
    • un-godlier,
    • unholy,
    • un clean,
    • bummest,
    • un-holier,
    • un cleanliest,
    • un-appetizing,
    • un holier,
    • un cleanest,
    • un-holy,
    • un cleanlier,
    • un-cleanly.

    objectionable (adjective)

    • unwelcome,
    • dislikable,
    • unpalatable.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • septic,
    • toxiferous,
    • toxic,
    • virulent,
    • pestilential,
    • Miasmatic,
    • evil,
    • nasty,
    • toxicant.

    poisonous (adjective)

    • most toxiferous,
    • most miasmatic,
    • more miasmatic,
    • more toxiferous.

    toxic (adjective)

    • most septic,
    • more septic.

    virulent (adjective)

    • un healthier,
    • un-wholesome,
    • un healthiest,
    • un-healthiest,
    • most infective,
    • un-healthy,
    • infective,
    • more infective,
    • un healthy.
  • n.

    • lead arsenate,
    • foxglove,
    • Cantharides,
    • radiation,
    • nightshade,
    • curare,
    • gas,
    • Prussic,
    • Paris Green,
    • caustic soda,
    • Carbolic,
    • bullying,
    • agent orange,
    • lead,
    • cruelty,
    • nitric,
    • copperhead,
    • nicotine,
    • inhumanity,
    • radon gas,
    • ddt,
    • abuse,
    • hydrocyanic acid cyanide,
    • sulphuric,
    • germ,
    • maltreatment,
    • aconite,
    • Oxalic,
    • copper sulfate,
    • atrocity,
    • oil,
    • barbarism,
    • vapor,
    • Brutalities,
    • botulin,
    • carbon monoxide gas,
    • tarantula venom poison oak,
    • Hydrochloric,
    • cooking gas,
    • belladonna,
    • Black Widow Spider,
    • bacteria,
    • blue vitriol,
    • lye,
    • savagery,
    • poison ivy,
    • death angel mushroom.

    • beat,
    • butter,
    • blanch,
    • bake,
    • carve,
    • blend,
    • butchery,
    • bone,
    • butcher,
    • chill.

    • biohazard,
    • the carbon cycle,
    • biological control,
    • carbon sink,
    • clean up,
    • carbon trading,
    • biodegradable,
    • catalytic converter,
    • carbon-neutral.

    • deterrence,
    • hammer blow,
    • deterrent,
    • goad,
    • crime,
    • kiss of death,
    • blow,
    • cloud,
    • disincentive.

    • exterminator.

    adversity (noun)

    • hard times,
    • the worst,
    • bad break,
    • hard time,
    • on the skids,
    • ill fortune,
    • tough luck.

    attribute (noun)

    • poison.

    bane (noun)

    • curse,
    • scourge,
    • doom,
    • misfortune,
    • cancer,
    • plague,
    • affliction,
    • calamity,
    • ill.

    carcinogen (noun)

    • deadly chemicals.

    cocaine (noun)

    • co-caine,
    • mojos,
    • speedballs,
    • joy powders,
    • co caine,
    • mojoes,
    • freebases,
    • white ladies.

    contagion (noun)

    • trans-missions,
    • trans-mission,
    • trans mission,
    • trans missions.

    contaminant (noun)

    • foreign matter.

    destroyer (noun)

    • wrecker,
    • chemotherapy,
    • pillagers,
    • exterminators,
    • despoiler,
    • eradicator,
    • savages,
    • ransacker,
    • eradicators,
    • despoilers,
    • ransackers,
    • Demolisher,
    • demolishers,
    • pillager,
    • vandal,
    • wreckers,
    • chemotherapies.

    drug (noun)

    • medicament,
    • medicinals,
    • pharmaceutics,
    • biologic,
    • biologics,
    • tonic,
    • pharmaceutic.

    hallucinogen (noun)

    • hallucinogen.

    hazardous waste (noun)

    • hazardous-waste,
    • contaminated material,
    • Nuclear Wastes,
    • atomic wastes.

    infection (noun)

    • flus,
    • septicities,
    • whats going around,
    • in sanitations,
    • contagiousnesses,
    • what going arounds,
    • in sanitation,
    • whats going arounds,
    • what’s going arounds,
    • in-sanitations,
    • communicabilities,
    • in-sanitation,
    • what going around,
    • insanitations.

    liquor (noun)

    • firewaters,
    • hard stuffs,
    • in-fusion,
    • aqua vitaes,
    • ex-tract,
    • in fusion,
    • in fusions,
    • in toxicants,
    • ex-tracts,
    • ex tract,
    • in toxicant,
    • in-toxicants,
    • in-toxicant.

    malice (noun)

    • de spitefulness,
    • de-spitefulnesses,
    • de-spite,
    • de-spites,
    • de spites,
    • hatefulnesses,
    • de-spitefulness,
    • de spitefulnesses,
    • malignances,
    • de spite,
    • despites.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • contaminant,
    • firewater,
    • Communicability,
    • contagion,
    • mojo,
    • white horses,
    • Cokes,
    • white horse,
    • killer,
    • chloroform,
    • hard stuff,
    • flu,
    • joy powder,
    • Mutagens,
    • atomic waste,
    • what’s going around,
    • stardust,
    • decoctions,
    • coke,
    • mutagen,
    • cocaine,
    • bile,
    • pollution,
    • carcinogen,
    • Industrial Wastes,
    • crystals,
    • Industrial Waste,
    • Contagiousness,
    • Toxins,
    • germs,
    • bane,
    • drug,
    • medication,
    • toxin,
    • Downs,
    • happy dust,
    • hatefulness,
    • stardusts,
    • inebriant,
    • solvents,
    • Health Hazards,
    • malignance,
    • Nuclear Waste,
    • adversity,
    • Insanitation,
    • infection,
    • speedball,
    • malice,
    • Septicity,
    • health hazard,
    • white lady,
    • freebase,
    • biles,
    • deadly chemical,
    • pharmaceutical,
    • decoction,
    • spitefulness,
    • liquor,
    • the bottle,
    • Hazardous Waste,
    • destroyer,
    • aqua vitae,
    • contaminated materials.

    poison (noun)

    • arsenic,
    • strychnine,
    • cyanide,
    • antimony,
    • ptomaine,
    • hemlock,
    • carbon monoxide.

    toxic waste (noun)

    • environmental pollutant,
    • Environmental Pollutants.
  • v.

    canker (verb)

    • de basing,
    • de moralizes,
    • soring,
    • de-base,
    • de-basing,
    • de moralize,
    • de-moralizes,
    • de moralized,
    • de-moralize,
    • de moralizing,
    • de-moralizing,
    • de-based,
    • de base,
    • de-moralized,
    • sored,
    • de based.

    contaminate, pollute (verb)

    • debase,
    • fester,
    • make ill,
    • injure,
    • stain,
    • deprave,
    • warp,
    • envenom,
    • undermine,
    • harm,
    • kill,
    • pervert,
    • adulterate,
    • vitiate,
    • murder,
    • corrupt.

    drug (verb)

    • de sensitized,
    • de-aden,
    • de-sensitize,
    • de aden,
    • dosed up,
    • re-lax,
    • re lax,
    • be-numbed,
    • be numbs,
    • be-numbing,
    • be-numbs,
    • de sensitizes,
    • be-numb,
    • de-sensitizes,
    • be numbed,
    • de adens,
    • be numbing,
    • de-adens,
    • doped up,
    • de-sensitized,
    • doping up,
    • dosing up,
    • de sensitize,
    • dopes up,
    • de-sensitizing,
    • de sensitizing,
    • doses up,
    • be numb.

    embitter (verb)

    • dis illusioned,
    • making bitter,
    • dis-illusion,
    • ex acerbating,
    • ex-acerbates,
    • dis-affected,
    • dis affects,
    • dis affect,
    • dis-affects,
    • dis-illusioned,
    • ex asperates,
    • dis-illusions,
    • ex acerbates,
    • dis affecting,
    • ex asperating,
    • ex-asperate,
    • ex acerbated,
    • ex acerbate,
    • dis-affecting,
    • ex-asperates,
    • ex-acerbated,
    • dis illusions,
    • dis illusion,
    • made resentful,
    • ex-asperating,
    • ex asperate,
    • makes bitter,
    • ex-acerbate,
    • ex-asperated,
    • dis affected,
    • dis-affect,
    • making resentful,
    • makes resentful,
    • ex-acerbating,
    • made bitter.

    infect (verb)

    • dis eased,
    • dis-eases,
    • dis-ease,
    • dis-easing,
    • dis easing,
    • spreads among,
    • dis-eased,
    • dis eases,
    • spreads to,
    • dis ease,
    • spreading among.

    kill (verb)

    • ex terminating,
    • ex-terminating,
    • puts to death,
    • x outed,
    • dis patch,
    • ex terminates,
    • electro-cutes,
    • electro cute,
    • ex-terminated,
    • x outing,
    • electro cutes,
    • put death,
    • xouted,
    • dis-patching,
    • dis-patches,
    • dis-patched,
    • putting death,
    • dis patches,
    • ex-terminate,
    • dis patching,
    • x-outing,
    • x-outs,
    • x-outed,
    • dis patched,
    • electro-cute,
    • dis-patch,
    • xout,
    • ex terminated,
    • puts death,
    • ex-terminates,
    • ex terminate,
    • xouting,
    • xouts,
    • x outs.

    pollute (verb)

    • be smirches,
    • dis-honors,
    • be-smirching,
    • dis honors,
    • dis honoring,
    • dis honor,
    • dis-honor,
    • be smirch,
    • making filthy,
    • be smirched,
    • be-smirches,
    • be-smirched,
    • dis honored,
    • dis-honoring,
    • makes filthy,
    • made filthy,
    • be-smirch,
    • dis-honored,
    • be smirching.

    prejudice (verb)

    • dis tort,
    • pre judged,
    • under-mined,
    • pre dispose,
    • dis posing,
    • pre judging,
    • pre possess,
    • pre-judges,
    • co-loring,
    • dis-tort,
    • pre judges,
    • in-clines,
    • dis pose,
    • in-cline,
    • pre disposing,
    • under mined,
    • pre-disposed,
    • dis-posing,
    • under-mining,
    • pre possessed,
    • pre-dispose,
    • pre-disposes,
    • dis-posed,
    • pre-judged,
    • dis torts,
    • pre disposes,
    • dis posed,
    • dis-pose,
    • in cline,
    • pre-possessed,
    • pre-possess,
    • in clines,
    • pre-possessing,
    • pre possesses,
    • under mining,
    • co loring,
    • dis-torts,
    • pre-judging,
    • pre possessing.

    sicken (verb)

    • sicken.

    subvert (verb)

    • de pressing,
    • de-feats,
    • up sets,
    • up-sets,
    • de-pressed,
    • in validating,
    • in validates,
    • top pled,
    • re-versed,
    • up setting,
    • over-thrown,
    • in-validates,
    • de pressed,
    • de-pressing,
    • over throw,
    • in validated,
    • over throwing,
    • over-turn,
    • over-throwing,
    • over turning,
    • in-validating,
    • in-validate,
    • over throws,
    • over thrown,
    • de-feat,
    • in-validated,
    • re versing,
    • de presses,
    • over-throw,
    • de-presses,
    • up-setting,
    • de feats,
    • over-throws,
    • in validate,
    • up-set,
    • de press,
    • de feat,
    • de-press,
    • over-turning,
    • over turns.

    taint (verb)

    • dis credit,
    • broke down,
    • de-composes,
    • brake down,
    • casts a slur,
    • gives bad name,
    • crudding up,
    • de-composing,
    • casts slur,
    • dis colors,
    • co-oking,
    • breaks down,
    • dis-gracing,
    • dis-credits,
    • gives a bad name,
    • dis-integrated,
    • gave a bad name,
    • cast slur,
    • dis credits,
    • dis integrated,
    • de composed,
    • co oked,
    • gave bad name,
    • dis gracing,
    • dis-credited,
    • casting slur,
    • dis-credit,
    • dis-colored,
    • giving bad name,
    • dis-integrating,
    • dis graced,
    • de compose,
    • disco loring,
    • dis grace,
    • dis crediting,
    • dis-color,
    • dis-grace,
    • dis-coloring,
    • cruds up,
    • co-oked,
    • dis coloring,
    • de cays,
    • dis-integrate,
    • de composing,
    • disco-loring,
    • dis-colors,
    • dis colored,
    • dis-graced,
    • de-cay,
    • casting a slur,
    • de-compose,
    • de cay,
    • giving a bad name,
    • dis graces,
    • dis-graces,
    • co oking,
    • dis-crediting,
    • dis-integrates,
    • give bad name,
    • de-cays,
    • de composes,
    • dis color,
    • de-composed,
    • dis integrate,
    • dis credited,
    • crudded up,
    • dis integrating,
    • dis integrates.
  • Other synonyms:

    • adulterator,
    • Empoison,
    • germicide,
    • adulterant,
    • Mephitical,
    • insecticide,
    • venom,
    • mephitic,
    • pollutant,
    • contaminator.

    • poisonous,
    • predator,
    • virus,
    • venomous,
    • drink.

    • contamination.

    • impurity,
    • defile.

    climber

    • ivy.

    contaminate

    • tarnishes,
    • radioactivate,
    • radioactivated,
    • mucked up,
    • muck up.

    drug

    • dope up,
    • medicate,
    • dose up,
    • physic,
    • dosing,
    • dosed,
    • anesthetizing,
    • drugged,
    • relaxes,
    • narcotize,
    • sedating,
    • sedated,
    • anesthetize,
    • anesthetizes,
    • sedates,
    • anesthetized.

    embitter

    • venomed,
    • venoming,
    • Bittering,
    • make bitter,
    • exacerbate,
    • make resentful,
    • bitters,
    • embitter,
    • bittered.

    kill

    • killing,
    • putting to death,
    • offing,
    • offed,
    • immolate,
    • OFFS,
    • put to death,
    • murdered,
    • Garroted,
    • garrotes,
    • Killed,
    • Garroting,
    • garrote,
    • lynching,
    • snuff.

    medicate

    • opiating,
    • Opiated.

    Other relevant words:

    • prepossess,
    • rotted,
    • subvert,
    • move,
    • process,
    • ruin,
    • spreading to,
    • break down,
    • act,
    • cast a slur,
    • make filthy,
    • spread to,
    • eliminate,
    • destroy,
    • Muddying,
    • Diseasing,
    • agent,
    • Tarred,
    • stop,
    • prejudice,
    • give a bad name,
    • cause,
    • sores,
    • Tars,
    • over turn,
    • Trashed,
    • crud up,
    • infect,
    • Ulcered,
    • effect,
    • muddied,
    • up set,
    • pollute,
    • ulcering,
    • spread among,
    • dealing,
    • muddies,
    • breaking down,
    • Poisoned,
    • taint,
    • contaminate,
    • canker,
    • tar,
    • Tarring.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • darken,
    • breach,
    • despoliation,
    • hostility,
    • discolor,
    • charge,
    • aggrieve,
    • selenium,
    • bite,
    • weed killer,
    • scorn,
    • poisonousness,
    • destruction,
    • garroter,
    • mordacity,
    • antibiotic,
    • cadmium,
    • toxic waste,
    • embalming fluid,
    • crucify,
    • acerbity,
    • damaging,
    • antagonism,
    • do evil,
    • shellac,
    • foul,
    • booze,
    • despatch,
    • starve,
    • murderer,
    • fuddle,
    • sewer gas,
    • inebriate,
    • distress,
    • thug,
    • water,
    • teratogen,
    • gunsel,
    • disadvantage,
    • purge,
    • vicious,
    • gunman,
    • pest,
    • injurious,
    • liquidate,
    • maliciousness,
    • spoil,
    • confound,
    • jinx,
    • spite,
    • disguise,
    • lessen,
    • hurt,
    • vexation,
    • doctor,
    • sedate,
    • contumely,
    • poisonous substance,
    • dirty,
    • carry off,
    • juice,
    • soil,
    • asperity,
    • ulcerate,
    • demoralize,
    • irony,
    • mercury,
    • intoxicating,
    • screw up,
    • malaria,
    • formaldehyde,
    • wreak havoc on,
    • do wrong by,
    • sophisticate,
    • degenerate,
    • menace,
    • chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticide,
    • Exulcerate,
    • execute,
    • malignancy,
    • Acrimoniousness,
    • cannibal,
    • resentment,
    • virulence,
    • ricin,
    • change,
    • venomousness,
    • leaven,
    • deadliness,
    • pesticide,
    • adulteration,
    • alcohol,
    • havoc,
    • annoy,
    • influence,
    • put away,
    • disdain,
    • debauch,
    • baneful,
    • causticity,
    • Rancidity,
    • befoulment,
    • dispose of,
    • herbicide,
    • bias,
    • make away with,
    • cripple,
    • cut down,
    • persecute,
    • deteriorate,
    • harshness,
    • bastardize,
    • insect powder,
    • falsify,
    • misuse,
    • mountain dew,
    • noxiousness,
    • acridness,
    • dope,
    • wrong,
    • baleful,
    • hurtful,
    • do to death,
    • desecrate,
    • Assassin,
    • miasma,
    • rotgut,
    • azote,
    • injury,
    • malevolence,
    • bravo,
    • trigger man,
    • tarnish,
    • disillusion,
    • torpedo,
    • phosgene,
    • Miasm,
    • jaundice,
    • unpleasant,
    • Venin,
    • devalue,
    • distort,
    • martyrize,
    • destructiveness,
    • homicide,
    • degrade,
    • wreak havoc,
    • coarsen,
    • man-eater,
    • arsenic trioxide,
    • cynicism,
    • slaughterer,
    • do away with,
    • tartar emetic,
    • red-eye,
    • activate,
    • intoxicate,
    • finish off,
    • wreck,
    • wolf’s bane,
    • molest,
    • savage,
    • cutthroat,
    • Head-hunter,
    • woe,
    • harmful,
    • put to sleep,
    • spleen,
    • plague spot,
    • acridity,
    • hit man,
    • vitriol,
    • Embase,
    • scathe,
    • inimical,
    • whisky,
    • corruption,
    • prussic acid,
    • Inquinate,
    • derision,
    • atropine,
    • benumb,
    • medicine,
    • impair,
    • executioner,
    • dispatch,
    • John barleycorn,
    • button man,
    • anthelmintic,
    • torture,
    • colour,
    • poisoner,
    • sacrifice,
    • cure,
    • rot,
    • ravish,
    • ridicule,
    • dilute,
    • irradiate,
    • satire,
    • strangler,
    • bad,
    • chemosterilant,
    • martyr,
    • nullify,
    • chlorine,
    • annihilate,
    • white lightning,
    • disable,
    • Infectiousness,
    • manslayer,
    • do for,
    • take life,
    • abase,
    • wound,
    • blight,
    • break,
    • hatred,
    • dirt,
    • befoul,
    • spike,
    • affect,
    • Bloodshedder,
    • Bichloride Of Mercury,
    • burker,
    • rancour,
    • slayer,
    • mix,
    • deflower,
    • hyoscyamine,
    • gorilla,
    • hatchet man,
    • slant,
    • abomination,
    • toxicity,
    • weaken,
    • acerbate,
    • maltreat,
    • finish,
    • toxicology,
    • hate,
    • Massacrer,
    • phenol,
    • rodenticide,
    • grievance,
    • detrimental,
    • hex,
    • outrage,
    • strengthen,
    • despoil,
    • acrimony,
    • threaten,
    • pestilent,
    • defilement,
    • Causticness,
    • antiseptic,
    • slay,
    • exterminate,
    • insalubrity,
    • put back,
    • rat poison,
    • bollix up,
    • do wrong,
    • bewitch,
    • afflict,
    • desperado,
    • carbolic acid,
    • unhealthiness,
    • white mule,
    • sully,
    • prostitute,
    • malignity,
    • animosity,
    • modify,
    • condemn,
    • apache,
    • ulcer,
    • become stale,
    • carbamate insecticide,
    • matador,
    • Rancidness,
    • toxic substance,
    • objectionable,
    • sarcasm,
    • defoliant,
    • tamper with,
    • virulency,
    • denature,
    • louse up,
    • disinfectant,
    • miticide,
    • take off,
    • fungicide,
    • Bloodletter,
    • Microbicide,
    • vermicide,
    • cut,
    • harass,
    • mischief,
    • mustard gas,
    • infectivity,
    • remove from life,
    • bitterness,
    • spirit,
    • assassinator,
    • trash,
    • mephitis,
    • torment,
    • gall,
    • poisoning,
    • numb,
    • detriment,
    • set back,
    • bereave of life,
    • alloy,
    • fumigant,
    • denaturalize,
    • pestilence,
    • Fire-water,
    • damage,
    • sharpness,
    • stupefy,
    • anaesthetize,
    • carry away,
    • alter,
    • mistreat,
    • gun,
    • acaricide,
    • mercuric chloride,
    • hooch,
    • violate,
    • narcotic drugs,
    • lynch,
    • sophistication,
    • dull,
    • poison gas,
    • hydrocyanic acid,
    • disease,
    • end,
    • toxoid,
    • Disserve,
    • inspire,
    • mar,
    • carbon tetrachloride,
    • vulgarize,
    • sauce,
    • beryllium,
    • cheapen,
    • deleterious,
    • deaden,
    • systemic,
    • twist,
    • ravage.

How to use «Poison» in context?

When we think of poison, images of staggering victims with horrific injuries come to mind. But what many people don’t realize is that some poisons can be quite benign, even helpful. Here are four examples:

1. Ethanol is a common ingredient in cleaning products and can be found in many common household items. However, ethanol can also be used as a poison. According to the National Institute of Health, ethanol can be fatal in high doses, but it’s usually harmless when consumed in small amounts.

2. Cyanide is a deadly poison found in pills, gels, and capsules.

Paraphrases for Poison:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Noun, singular or mass
      poisoning.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Adjective
      venom.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      venom.
  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      addiction, detoxification, gift, toxicology.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      murdered, slew.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      poisonous.
    • Proper noun, singular
      poisonous.

Hyponym for Poison:

  • n.

    • attribute
      destructiveness.
    • substance
      substance.
  • v.

    • body
      drug, dose.
    • contact
      kill.
    • social
      debase, misdirect, demoralize, pervert, demoralise, subvert, deprave, debauch, vitiate, corrupt, profane.

Предложения со словом «poison»

The truly awful truth is that the very last thing that most of us will do on this earth is poison it.

Самое ужасное в этом то, что последнее, что большинство из нас делает на этой земле, — это отравляет её.

We use shower heads to deliver poison gas, letters with anthrax, airplanes as weapons, mass rape as a military strategy.

Мы используем душевые насадки, чтобы распылить газ, заражаем письма сибирской язвой, превращаем самолёты в оружие, а массовое насилие — в военную стратегию.

The active ingredient in mole poison is zinc phosphide.

Фосфид цинка является активным компонентом отравы для кротов

So they can poison Grandma and demolish her apartment.

Чтобы они могли отравить бабушку и снести ее квартиру.

I want to know what poison was in that curry.

Я хочу знать, какой именно яд был в карри.

There are no spiders in it, no poison pins.

В нем нет ни пауков, ни ядовитых игл.

When Romeo heard that Juliet was dead he bought some poison and went to the tomb of the Capulets.

Когда Ромео узнал, что Джульетта мертва, он купил яд и пошел к склепу Капулетти.

Then Romeo kissed Juliet on the lips and drank his poison.

Потом Ромео поцеловал Джульетту в губы и выпил яд.

I’ll test her blood for arsenic and rat poison.

Я проверю её кровь на мышьяк и крысиный яд.

We’ve just discovered the most wonderful poison gas.

Мы только что изобрели совершенно удивительный, изумительный ядовитый газ.

Wes injected me with poison that will stop my heart.

Уэс впрыснул мне яд, который остановит мое сердце.

I get a headache just thinking about that rat poison.

У меня голова болит, стоит только вспомнить эту отраву.

Because now Poison is dead

Так как теперь отрава Она мертва

I wouldn’t poison a good wine, Avon.

Я не стал бы портить хорошее вино отравой, Эйвон.

He’s poison for the morale of the unit, and a disaster to the success of this mission.

Он подрывает боевой дух команды и препятствует успеху операции.

We’re having a hard time getting the African bloc to remove the poison pill provision.

У нас трудные переговоры с Африканским блоком об отмене неприемлемого условия.

Mrs. Coulter was so kind and wise, whereas Lyra had actually seen the Master trying to poison Uncle Asriel.

Миссис Кольтер была так добра, так мила, так необыкновенно умна.

Walker poured Pretty Poison a cup of hot, steaming tea, adding a dash of milk and one sugar without having to be asked.

Уокер молча налил в чашку дымящегося чая, плеснул молока и добавил один кусочек сахару.

This is a guess, but it looks like this particular poison induces a form of anaemic hypoxia.

Похоже, что этот особенный яд вызывает острую форму малокровия, что приводит к кислородному голоданию.

Also in the box you put a small lump of radioactive material, and a phial of poison gas.

Туда же кладем небольшое количество радиоактивного вещества и ампулу с ядовитым газом.

The poison sacs of the town began to manufacture venom, and the town swelled and puffed with the pressure of it.

Ядоносные железы города начали выделять яд, и город вспухал и тяжело отдувался под его напором.

The injured kudu will run for many kilometres with the poison arrow in its flank, as the toxins slowly take effect.

Раненный куду пробежит много километров с ядовитой стрелой в ноге, потому что токсины действуют медленно.

Pretty Poison snuggled in close beside Sinner, ignoring the surroundings to murmur in his ear.

Сладкая Отрава пристроилась поближе к Грешнику и что — то шептала ему на ухо.

Surely he had access to the bottle both to poison it and to clean it afterward.

Конечно, он имел доступ к бутылке, и мог как отравить её, так и впоследствии вымыть.

I fought again, taught again, tried politics, magic, poison .

Я снова сражался, снова изучал, пытался использовать политику, магию, яд.

He loves his wife, and I’m quite certain that he wouldn’t poison her.

Он любит свою жену, и я убеждена, что не стал бы травить ее.

This afternoon a young woman drank some poison and died in the infirmary.

Сегодня днем молодая женщина приняла яд и затем умерла в больнице.

We can’t treat you until we know the source of the poison.

Мы не сможем вас лечить, пока не узнаем о происхождении яда.

I treated an inmate once with similar symptoms after he tried to poison his cellmate with chlorine gas.

Однажды я лечила заключенного с похожими симптомами после того, как он попытался отравить сокамерника хлор — газом.

She managed to catch the poison pot and cap it before it spilled.

Она умудрилась поймать сосуд с ядом прежде, чем тот расплескался.

Rembrandt used extracts of lead and poison oak oil to treat his canvases.

Рембрандт для обработки холстов использовал свинец и масло сумаха ядовитого.

This is gonna suck all that mean little bee poison that hurts so much right out of your arm.

Это поможет убрать весь пчелиный яд, что сейчас причиняет боль твоей руке.

I orchestrated Harold’s infiltration of the banquet, but poison was never part of the plan.

Я организовала проникновение Гарольда на банкет, но яда в плане не было.

The poison is infecting the parietal lobe, impairing her speech.

Яд поражает теменную долю и приводит к нарушениям речи.

A hotheaded factory owner is confronted by an idealistic weather girl who accuses him of pumping poison into the air.

Вспыльчивый владелец фабрики столкнулся с идеалисткой, ведущей прогноза погоды, которая обвинила его в отравлении воздуха.

It was pure chance, that the assassin chose that particular poison to try and kill your father.

Чистая случайность, что убийца выбрал для покушения на твоего отца именно этот яд.

But I don’t have a deadly poison weakening every organ in my body.

Но во мне нет смертельного яда, который ослабляет каждый орган в организме.

You went on about her husband putting rat poison in her soup.

Ты утверждал, что её муж подсыпал ей крысиного яда в суп.

Because I put rat poison in his bibimbap and killed the motherfucker.

Потому что подмешала крысиного яду в его пибимпАп и убила козла.

I would make poison darts out of the poison off deadly frogs.

Я бы сделал дротики с ядовитыми наконечниками из яда ядовитых лягушек.

You used her as an incubator to cultivate a custom-made poison for which there is no tox screen.

Вы использовали её как инкубатор для выращивания индивидуального яда, которого не найти анализами.

She was dipping the points of crossbow bolts in the evil-smelling brew the Carthers made from poison fern.

Она натирала острия арбалетных стрел вонючим варевом, которое граждане Штатов Картера готовили из ядовитого папоротника.

The agonies of remorse poison the luxury there is otherwise sometimes found in indulging the excess of grief.

Муки совести отравляют наслаждение, которое можно иногда найти в самой чрезмерности горя.

They made the children drink poison first, then the adults took their dose.

Сначала дали яд детям, потом выпили отраву сами.

And I’ve grown so tiresome of watching my grandchildren absorbing this senseless poison.

Мне так надоело смотреть как мои внуки поглощают эту бессмысленную отраву.

The drift of poison stung Althea’s skin like a sunburn.

Облако яда задело Альтию и показалось ей солнечным ожогом на коже.

Maybe suicide is the answer. Jumping off a building, drowning in the sea, taking poison, hanging, or putting a plastic bag over your head…

Спрыгнуть с крыши, утонуть в море, принять яд, повеситься или задохнуться в пакете.

It’s caused by a deadly poison from a rare vine called creeping elder.

Она вызвана смертельным ядом редкой лозы под названием Ползучий Старец.

You ever go camping, accidentally wipe your ass with poison oak?

Бывало, что в походе случайно подтирал жопу ядовитым сумахом?

We’ll spread poison on his shirt which will make him tear his own flesh apart.

Мы пропитаем его рубашку ядом, и он в мучениях раздерёт собственное тело.

The boundary couldn’t be put up where any of the poison spell was, or Westland would have had magic in it.

Границу нельзя было провести там, где действовало отравляющее заклинание, иначе в Вестландии осталось бы волшебство.

Wouldn’t it be a riot if some rat poison found its way into his cute little bowl, hmm?

Разве не было бы шуму, если бы в его мисочку попал крысиный яд?

He said that the various germs of poison present in the water would be killed by the boiling.

Он сказал, что зловредные микробы, которые живут в воде, скончаются при кипячении.

The bird’s flight, the hare’s dash, the leap of the salmon before the trap, the poison, the gun, the gaff.

Птичий полет, заячью стремительность, прыжок лосося, избегающего сетей, яда, охотника, взрыва.

Sergeant Hill likely got these scars in a makeshift lab while trying to create this poison.

Сержант Хилл заработал эти шрамы в импровизированной лаборатории, при попытке создать яд.

She’d been wearing a poison ring filled with snake venom.

На пальце у нее был перстень со змеиным ядом.

You didn’t have to listen to him scream as the poison ate out his insides.

Тебе не пришлось слышать его крики, когда яд разъедал его изнутри.

I’ve collected the maggots’ tissue, casings, and feces, so I can extract trace elements of poison.

Я собрала личинок, их кожу и фикалии, так что я смогу определить яд.

I’m afraid the poison caused irreversible damage to the peripheral nervous system.

Я боюсь, что этот яд вызвал необратимое повреждение периферийной нервной системы.

Our cinders in a poison rainbow over London and every drawn breath turned into venom.

Наш пепел в ядовитой радуге над Лондоном и каждый вздох превратился в яд.

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