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Meanings of venom in English
Mixture of toxins and other substances secreted by an animal for the purpose of causing harm to another.
Spanish
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Usage of venom in English
1
William was not yet done; he continued to speak with increased venom.
2
She had not quite shaken off the effects of the new venom.
3
Background: Immunotherapy for bee venom allergy is effective and provides long-term protection.
4
But he had planted the venom; he had left it behind him.
5
I'd used the idea before to drive venom from a thunderbird's veins.
6
It was invisible, and as sure in its action as the venom.
7
Lead scientist Dr Robert Harrison demonstrates how they extract venom from snakes.
8
The venom of the serpent spread, the ember grew into a flame.
9
To crown all, the mosquitoes were pestilential in their numbers and venom.
10
The function and molecular composition of echidna venom is as yet unknown.
11
Snake venom has been used for centuries as a traditional Chinese medicine.
12
Nor didst thou deliver me from the venom of the Dry Tree.
13
Also he took away his voice and put venom in his mouth.
14
Neither the southern Reduvius nor the northern Melanolestes possesses any venom apparatus.
15
An anonymous letter always carries with it the venom of a serpent.
16
The analyses were performed directly on the crude venom, without chromatographic separation.
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Venom through the time
Venom across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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