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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as poison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is harmful or toxic, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "Her words cut deep, as poison, leaving a lasting impact on his self-esteem."
Alternatives: "like poison" or "as toxic as".
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The dominant use of thallium was the use as poison for rodents.
In another qualitative study, we explored the reasons for non-compliance with antihypertensive drugs; some participants had described drugs as "poison" [ 32].
Some baking powder or other non-poisonous powder to put on the victims food as "poison".
Blood as poison, blood as might.
Cards were as poison to me as alcohol or cigarettes.
They have let boards put up defences such as poison pills to ward off hostile attacks.
"But to diabetics and some other people, sugar is just as deadly as poison".
He saw the shells explode and smelled the sweet-apple odor as poison filled the air.
"Anything complicated is now seen as poison at the box office," she said.
"What people refer to as poison pills, I describe as holding people together".
Drugmakers denounce the idea as "poison", but most others applaud it.
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