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The phrase "a toxic waste" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to hazardous materials that can cause harm to the environment or human health.
Example: "The factory was fined for improperly disposing of a toxic waste that contaminated the nearby river."
Alternatives: "hazardous waste" or "dangerous waste".
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Andy suggested they find a toxic waste dump.
Indeed, it is still listed by the state as a toxic waste site.
It sits there still, "in perpetuity, like a toxic waste dump".
These are plants that even in the best of times live in a toxic waste dump.
"We need another mall like we need a toxic waste dump".
The proposal was not for a toxic waste dump or a new train line through the town center.
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Social Media is a toxic waste-pool when it comes to this.
"It's a toxic-waste dump now.
"Well, you could put a toxic-waste dump in Sonny's district," he observed.
"A soft-drink company would not ask us to make a toxic-waste factory".
It would be a toxic-waste dump -- the only thing in the fridge, Gatorade and a jar of grape jelly.
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