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envenom

/ɪnˈvɛn.əm/

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verb

/ɪnˈvɛn.əm/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревший глагол, означающий влить яд во что-либо, отравить или озлобить.

An archaic verb meaning to put venom into something, to poison, or to embitter.

  1. Cause bitterness or resentmentB2formal

    To make a relationship, situation, or person feel bitter, hostile, or resentful.

    ruОтравлять (отношения)

    • His harsh criticism envenomed their friendship.
    • The dispute envenomed the atmosphere at work.
    • Years of misunderstanding envenomed her heart toward them.
    • The unfair decision envenomed the already tense negotiations.

    Synonymsacerbateembitterpoisonranklesour

    Antonymsappeaseconciliatemollifypacifysoothe

  2. Add poison toC1formal

    To introduce a poisonous substance into something, often with harmful intent.

    ruОтравить

    • The assassin attempted to envenom the king's drink.
    • Some snakes envenom their prey with a single bite.
    • The ancient text described how to envenom arrows for hunting.
    • The substance used to envenom the food was undetectable.

    Synonymscontaminatepoisontaint

Forms
  • envenomed past participle
  • envenomed past simple
  • envenoming present participle
  • envenoms third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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