Definition of toxify in English:

toxify

verbtoxifies, toxified, toxifyingˈtɒksɪfʌɪˈtäksəˌfī

[with object]

1Cause or allow a toxic substance to enter (water, the air, etc.)
the process toxifies large amounts of water and requires large amounts of electricity
Example sentencesExamples
- The painkillers slowly shut down their kidney function and they toxify their liver to the point where it just can't work any more.
- Wind energy is really good stuff and it doesn't toxify the ground, lakes, and streams with mercury like coal does.
- Any colour or flavour additive (natural or otherwise) could enhance, suppress or toxify the active ingredients, whether food grade or not.
- Being toxified, you know, it affects the sweat.
- We seem to be "not that different from flour worms" that toxify their living environment long before they run out of resources.
- This stench of long-dead whale, or whatever it was, had toxified everybody.
- We persistently toxify the planet's mass.
- I reprimanded him several times about the cigarette smoke he was using to toxify my bedroom.
- She wanted to be a healthy, nursing mom and not toxify her milk with her diet or lose weight too quickly.
- Piperonyl Butoxide works by decreasing the body's ability to toxify other chemicals.
1. 1.1 Have a damaging effect on.
  he claimed he was the victim of a deliberate attempt to toxify the Conservative Party
  Example sentencesExamples
  He staged a fightback after the incident, alleging he was victim to attempts to "toxify" his career.
  They have worked to toxify the very notion of disability benefit.
  The campaign has set out to toxify him as a greedy executive.
  He has become both the local bank manager and pillar of the community, free of the snobberies and resentments that toxify the town.
  He has spoken for the first time of the "sustained attempt to toxify the Conservative Party" and the attack on his reputation.
  The media want to toxify the investigation so that it boomerangs on the GOP.
  She leaves it to others to utter the words 'pain' and 'divorce', as if those words might toxify the purity of her brand.
  Open communication with a partner or therapist to understand and resolve these issues before they toxify your relationship.

Derivatives

toxification

nountɒksɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

Tea will relieve internal toxification in your digestive system while the peaceful ambience at the teahouse can help remove the "toxic waste" in people's minds and hearts.
Example sentencesExamples
- That the scope of his wider contributions can be balanced favorably against his role in this toxification of Western European left-wing thought is all well and good, but it does not change the fact that he did it.
- Plastic waste is leading to the toxification of soil and water and the deaths of millions of animals.
- Toxification of the environment and risk to human and animal health aren't the only concerns.
- The toxification of the biosphere by man-made poisons is one of the litany of ecological disasters that is bringing us undone.

Definition of toxify in US English:

toxify

verbˈtäksəˌfī

[with object]

1Cause or allow a toxic substance to enter (water, the air, etc.)
the process toxifies large amounts of water and requires large amounts of electricity
Example sentencesExamples
- Piperonyl Butoxide works by decreasing the body's ability to toxify other chemicals.
- Being toxified, you know, it affects the sweat.
- Wind energy is really good stuff and it doesn't toxify the ground, lakes, and streams with mercury like coal does.
- She wanted to be a healthy, nursing mom and not toxify her milk with her diet or lose weight too quickly.
- The painkillers slowly shut down their kidney function and they toxify their liver to the point where it just can't work any more.
- We seem to be "not that different from flour worms" that toxify their living environment long before they run out of resources.
- We persistently toxify the planet's mass.
- This stench of long-dead whale, or whatever it was, had toxified everybody.
- Any colour or flavour additive (natural or otherwise) could enhance, suppress or toxify the active ingredients, whether food grade or not.
- I reprimanded him several times about the cigarette smoke he was using to toxify my bedroom.
1. 1.1 Have a damaging effect on.
  he claimed he was the victim of a deliberate attempt to toxify the Conservative Party
  Example sentencesExamples
  They have worked to toxify the very notion of disability benefit.
  The media want to toxify the investigation so that it boomerangs on the GOP.
  She leaves it to others to utter the words 'pain' and 'divorce', as if those words might toxify the purity of her brand.
  He has spoken for the first time of the "sustained attempt to toxify the Conservative Party" and the attack on his reputation.
  He staged a fightback after the incident, alleging he was victim to attempts to "toxify" his career.
  Open communication with a partner or therapist to understand and resolve these issues before they toxify your relationship.
  He has become both the local bank manager and pillar of the community, free of the snobberies and resentments that toxify the town.
  The campaign has set out to toxify him as a greedy executive.

单词	toxify
释义	Definition of toxify in English: toxify verbtoxifies, toxified, toxifyingˈtɒksɪfʌɪˈtäksəˌfī [with object] 1Cause or allow a toxic substance to enter (water, the air, etc.) the process toxifies large amounts of water and requires large amounts of electricity Example sentencesExamples The painkillers slowly shut down their kidney function and they toxify their liver to the point where it just can't work any more. Wind energy is really good stuff and it doesn't toxify the ground, lakes, and streams with mercury like coal does. Any colour or flavour additive (natural or otherwise) could enhance, suppress or toxify the active ingredients, whether food grade or not. Being toxified, you know, it affects the sweat. We seem to be "not that different from flour worms" that toxify their living environment long before they run out of resources. This stench of long-dead whale, or whatever it was, had toxified everybody. We persistently toxify the planet's mass. I reprimanded him several times about the cigarette smoke he was using to toxify my bedroom. She wanted to be a healthy, nursing mom and not toxify her milk with her diet or lose weight too quickly. Piperonyl Butoxide works by decreasing the body's ability to toxify other chemicals. 1.1 Have a damaging effect on. he claimed he was the victim of a deliberate attempt to toxify the Conservative Party Example sentencesExamples He staged a fightback after the incident, alleging he was victim to attempts to "toxify" his career. They have worked to toxify the very notion of disability benefit. The campaign has set out to toxify him as a greedy executive. He has become both the local bank manager and pillar of the community, free of the snobberies and resentments that toxify the town. He has spoken for the first time of the "sustained attempt to toxify the Conservative Party" and the attack on his reputation. The media want to toxify the investigation so that it boomerangs on the GOP. She leaves it to others to utter the words 'pain' and 'divorce', as if those words might toxify the purity of her brand. Open communication with a partner or therapist to understand and resolve these issues before they toxify your relationship. Derivatives toxification nountɒksɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n Tea will relieve internal toxification in your digestive system while the peaceful ambience at the teahouse can help remove the "toxic waste" in people's minds and hearts. Example sentencesExamples That the scope of his wider contributions can be balanced favorably against his role in this toxification of Western European left-wing thought is all well and good, but it does not change the fact that he did it. Plastic waste is leading to the toxification of soil and water and the deaths of millions of animals. Toxification of the environment and risk to human and animal health aren't the only concerns. The toxification of the biosphere by man-made poisons is one of the litany of ecological disasters that is bringing us undone. Definition of toxify in US English: toxify verbˈtäksəˌfī [with object] 1Cause or allow a toxic substance to enter (water, the air, etc.) the process toxifies large amounts of water and requires large amounts of electricity Example sentencesExamples Piperonyl Butoxide works by decreasing the body's ability to toxify other chemicals. Being toxified, you know, it affects the sweat. Wind energy is really good stuff and it doesn't toxify the ground, lakes, and streams with mercury like coal does. She wanted to be a healthy, nursing mom and not toxify her milk with her diet or lose weight too quickly. The painkillers slowly shut down their kidney function and they toxify their liver to the point where it just can't work any more. We seem to be "not that different from flour worms" that toxify their living environment long before they run out of resources. We persistently toxify the planet's mass. This stench of long-dead whale, or whatever it was, had toxified everybody. Any colour or flavour additive (natural or otherwise) could enhance, suppress or toxify the active ingredients, whether food grade or not. I reprimanded him several times about the cigarette smoke he was using to toxify my bedroom. 1.1 Have a damaging effect on. he claimed he was the victim of a deliberate attempt to toxify the Conservative Party Example sentencesExamples They have worked to toxify the very notion of disability benefit. The media want to toxify the investigation so that it boomerangs on the GOP. She leaves it to others to utter the words 'pain' and 'divorce', as if those words might toxify the purity of her brand. He has spoken for the first time of the "sustained attempt to toxify the Conservative Party" and the attack on his reputation. He staged a fightback after the incident, alleging he was victim to attempts to "toxify" his career. Open communication with a partner or therapist to understand and resolve these issues before they toxify your relationship. He has become both the local bank manager and pillar of the community, free of the snobberies and resentments that toxify the town. The campaign has set out to toxify him as a greedy executive.
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