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poison

noun as in substance that causes harm, death

verb as in contaminate, pollute

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What Trump is offering to his supporters is pretty close to pure poison — lies, grievance and division.

From Salon

"What Trump is offering his supporters is pretty close to pure poison — lies, grievance and division. But just because they voted for him doesn’t mean that his policies are going to benefit them."

From Salon

The rapper filed that complaint, he said, after allegedly discovering that Sophy “had attempted to poison my relationship with my son, including by urging him to disclose my financial records to the media as part of his attempts to pressure me into settling my divorce on unfair terms.”

A GP who disguised himself and injected his mother's partner with a poison in a row over an inheritance has been jailed for 31 years and five months.

From BBC

The one-two wide swings of Hinchcliffe and Girdusky passing off dehumanizing comments as jokes at a politically tense moment shows us how far down the poison path we've bumbled on the “just joking!” cart.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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