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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a poisonous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is toxic or harmful, often in reference to substances, plants, or animals.
Example: "The scientist warned us about the dangers of handling a poisonous substance without proper protection."
Alternatives: "a toxic" or "a harmful".
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Cyanogen is a poisonous gas derived from hydrogen cyanide (HCN), a well-known deadly poison.
It's a poisonous creed.
That's a poisonous idea.
How about powdered ergot, a poisonous fungus?
It was a poisonous atmosphere.
"Max didn't bring a poisonous ego to this job.
Or was a poisonous cane toad to blame?
A poisonous torpor of boredom and anxiety descended over everyone.
"We're in a poisonous political environment," he said.
"I was hoping it wasn't a poisonous spider.
Both culminated in a poisonous row about antisemitism.
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