Extremely poisonous or injurious; producing venom.
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His venomous and provocative attack on the State of Israel was unwarranted.
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He did not answer Sam, but gave him a swift venomous look.
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Some of the smallest snakes, in tropical climes, are the most venomous.
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The feelings leapt alive, equally venomous from the wound and the caress.
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All other big snakes in India are pythons, which are not venomous.
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There was no mercy for her; a fierce mistress and venomous master.
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Being the girl she was, much venomous village social stir had resulted.
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In the end, their venomous persistence must make an end of him.
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During this dangerous time, beware of serpents and all other venomous creatures.
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The huge smith laughed a venomous laugh that echoed through the cave.
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She could never have imbued McQuillan with quite the same venomous ring.
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No sound, nothing but the old dark marsh-venomous atmosphere of the place.
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Gentle let go of the man's arm as though it were venomous.
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Again and again the reader asks himself why Iago is so venomous.
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The venomous juice being yellow, the whole fibrous mass takes that colour.
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Like the rivalry of Real Madrid and Barcelona, but way more venomous.
