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1. (adj.) toxic
of, pertaining to, affected with, or caused by a toxin or poison:
a toxic condition.
2. toxic
acting as or having the effect of a poison; poisonous:
a toxic drug.
Etymology: (1655–65; < LL toxicus poisonous, adj. der. of L toxicum poison < Gk toxikón (orig. short for toxikòn phármakon lit., bow poison, i.e., poison used on arrows) =tóx(on) bow +-ikon, neut. of -ikos -ic)
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1. (adj) toxic
of or relating to or caused by a toxin or poison
"suffering from exposure to toxic substances"
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1. (adjective) toxic
poisonous
toxic waste
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1. (adj) toxic
alt. of Toxical
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Sense: poisonous
toxic substances.
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 Afrikaans: giftig |
 Arabic: سامٌّ |
 Bulgarian: отровен |
 Brazilian: tóxico |
 Czech: jedovatý |
 German: toxisch |
 Danish: giftig |
 Greek: τοξικός |
 Spanish: tóxico |
 Estonian: mürgine |
 Farsi: سمی |
 Finnish: myrkyllinen |
 French: toxique |
 Hebrew: רָעִיל |
 Hindi: विषैला |
 Croatian: otrovan, toksičan |
 Hungarian: mérgező |
 Indonesian: beracun |
 Icelandic: eitraður |
 Italian: tossico |
 Japanese: 有毒な |
 Korean: 중독성의 |
 Lithuanian: nuodingas, toksinis, toks |
 Latvian: toksisks; indīgs |
 Malay: toksik |
 Dutch: giftig |
 Norwegian: giftig |
 Polish: toksyczny |
 Persian: سمی |
 Pashto: زهرجن، وښن، زهر ناك |
 Portuguese: tóxico |
 Romanian: toxic |
 Russian: ядовитый |
 Slovak: jedovatý |
 Slovenian: strupen |
 Serbian: otrovan |
 Swedish: toxisk, giftig |
 Thai: มีพิษ |
 Turkish: zehirli |
 Taiwanese: 有毒的 |
 Ukrainian: отруйний, токсичний |
 Urdu: زہر آلود |
 Vietnamese: độc |
 Chinese: 有毒的 |
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