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toxic

[tok-sik] / ˈtɒk sɪk /


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In court filings, the brands said that they each reacted independently to changes implemented by Musk that allowed toxic commentary to proliferate on X.

From The Wall Street Journal

The boss of the Co-op is stepping down weeks after the BBC reported on claims of a "toxic culture" at the top of the food and services group.

From BBC

The Croat deserves sympathy, not least as he comes to terms with the death of his father, but also because he walked into a toxic atmosphere which built up under sacked predecessor Thomas Frank.

From BBC

Burning wood, coal and biomass indoors exposes families to high levels of smoke and toxic particles, increasing the risk of respiratory illnesses.

From Barron's

These can have toxic effects, raising the risk of skin cancer, kidney failure and many other health issues.

From BBC