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venom

/ˈvɛn.əm/

Traduction: Substance toxique produite par certains animaux comme les serpents, les araignées et les scorpions, ou sentiment intense de méchanceté et de haine.

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/ˈvɛn.əm/B2formal
  • frSubstance toxique produite par certains animaux comme les serpents, les araignées et les scorpions, ou sentiment intense de méchanceté et de haine.

A noun referring to a toxic substance produced by certain animals such as snakes, spiders, and scorpions, or a strong feeling of malice and spite.

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  1. Toxin from animalsB2formalscientific

    A poisonous substance produced by some animals, such as snakes, spiders, and scorpions, used to kill or paralyze prey or for defense.

    frvenin

    • The snake's venom can be fatal if not treated quickly.
    • Scorpion venom is being studied for potential medical uses.
    • Some spiders inject venom to immobilize their prey.

    Synonymespoisontoxinzootoxin

  2. Malice or spiteC1formal

    A strong feeling of hatred, bitterness, or desire to cause harm to others.

    frvenin (sens figuré)

    • She spoke with venom in her voice, revealing her deep resentment.
    • His criticism was full of venom and personal attacks.
    • The political debate was filled with venom and hostility.

    Synonymesbitternesshatredhostilitymalevolencemalicerancorspiteviciousness

    Antonymesbenevolencecharitygoodwillkindnesslove

Formes
  • venoms plural form
  • venoms' possessive plural form
  • venom's possessive singular form
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