envenom
to impregnate with venom; make poisonous.
to embitter.
Origin of envenom
1Other words from envenom
- un·en·ven·omed, adjective
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How to use envenom in a sentence
It is possible that Margaret and Edward conveyed to one another as sharp a sting as envenomed lovers attempt.
Rhoda Fleming, Complete | George MeredithFrank now fell on his back with limp paws in air and simpered girlishly up at his envenomed critic on the railing.
The Wrong Twin | Harry Leon WilsonIt was during that time he was assailed by Mr. Roebuck with all the little malevolence of his envenomed nature.
The Felon's Track | Michael DohenyNever was a human creature pursued by enemies more inventive or envenomed.
Caleb Williams | William GodwinHer glance, full of envenomed hate and deadly malice, fell on Irene.
Guy Kenmore's Wife and The Rose and the Lily | Mrs. Alex McVeigh Miller
British Dictionary definitions for envenom
/ (ɪnˈvɛnəm) /
to fill or impregnate with venom; make poisonous
to fill with bitterness or malice
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