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Discover LudwigThe phrase "toxic for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It has multiple meanings, but it is usually used to suggest that something is harmful or dangerous to someone or something. For example: "The polluted water was toxic for the fish."
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This is toxic for Labour.
The Tory brand remains toxic for some.
This is toxic for the Tories.
They're called toxic for a reason.
It proved toxic for the vultures feeding on bovine carcases.
It is also toxic for frogs and toads.
Is the brand too toxic for itself and the company?
Dance world maybe too toxic for shark like me.
Their strained relationship is potentially toxic for the Knicks.
Loyalty can be toxic, for all that we prize it.
It's toxic for me to be with him".
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