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histotoxicadjtoxic to tissue100.0%
cytotoxigenicadjtoxicogenic to cells85.4%
organotoxicadjToxic to an organ in living creatures.84.6%
cytotoxicitynounthe degree to which something is toxic to living cells84.5%
toxicoticadjRelating to toxicosis.82.9%
hypertoxigenicitynounExtreme toxigenicity82.6%
cytotoxicologynounThe study of toxic effects on certain cells.82.6%
biotoxicadjtoxic, and of biological origin82.6%
cytotoxicadjof or relating to substances that are toxic to cells82.5%
cytotoxinnounany substance that has a toxic effect on cells82.3%
toxinogenicitynountoxicogenicity81.6%
supertoxicadjExcessively toxic.80.9%
biotoxicosisnountoxicosis due to a biotoxin80.4%
zootoxinnounA toxin produced by an animal.80.0%
autotoxinnounAny substance that is toxic to the organism in which it is generated79.1%
hepatotoxicadjtoxic to the liver78.9%
toxicantadjCapable of causing damage or dysfunction by toxicity.78.9%
toxicogenicadjProducing poison or toxins78.9%
chemical burnnounA physical injury of the tissue caused by exposure to chemicals.78.7%
ecotoxicantnounA toxicant that causes ecotoxicity78.6%
hepatotoxicitynounToxicity that damages the liver.78.4%
toxicallyadvIn a toxic manner.78.3%
toxinicadjRelating to a toxin78.3%
endotheliotoxicadjtoxic to endothelial tissue78.2%
osteotoxicadjtoxic to bone tissue78.1%
biotoxicologynounThe toxicology of biotoxins78.0%
biotoxinnounAny toxin produced by a living organism78.0%
gastrotoxicadjToxic to the stomach.77.8%
toxic wastenounpoisonous waste materials; can cause injury (especially by chemical means)77.8%
toxic industrial wastenounpoisonous waste materials; can cause injury (especially by chemical means)77.8%
neurolysinnounany toxin that affects neural tissues77.7%
neurotoxinnounany toxin that affects neural tissues77.7%
pulmonotoxicadjtoxic to the lungs77.7%
hepatotoxinnounany toxin that affects the liver77.6%
toxicopathologynoun(pathology) The study of structural and functional changes in cells, tissues, and organs that are induced by toxicants, toxins, and physical agents.77.5%
vasculotoxicadjtoxic to the vascular system77.5%
dermatoxinnounAny toxic chemical that damages the skin and/or mucous membranes, often leading to necrosis.77.5%
heterotoxinnounA toxin from an external source77.5%
poisonouslyadvIn a poisonous manner.77.3%
multitoxinadjRelating to multiple toxins77.2%
angiotoxicadjtoxic to blood vessels76.9%
toxinologicaladjRelating to toxinology76.9%
toxigenicadjtoxicogenic76.7%
toxinogenicadjtoxicogenic76.7%
necrotoxinnoun(toxicology) Any toxin that causes necrosis.76.6%
cancerotoxicadjtoxic to cancers76.4%
nephrotoxicadjthat is poisonous to kidney tissue76.1%
hemotoxicitynountoxicity that affects the blood (especially that affects red blood cells)76.0%
prototoxinnounAny substance that is converted into a toxin75.7%
semitoxicadjPartly toxic; toxic to a certain degree.75.5%
trophocidaladjpoisonous when ingested75.4%
polytoxicadjRelating to many different toxins / poisons75.3%
hypertoxicadj(rare, toxicology) Excessively toxic.75.2%
toxomenounAll the toxic materials in an organism or an environment75.2%
biotoxinologynounThe toxinology of biotoxins75.1%
hepatoxicitynountoxicity that affects the liver75.0%
ochratoxicosisnountoxicosis by an ochratoxin74.9%
teretoxinnounAny toxin produced by terebrids74.8%
toxicologicadjof or relating to toxicology74.8%
toxicologicaladjof or relating to toxicology74.8%
splenotoxicadjtoxic to the spleen74.7%
pulmonotoxicitynoun(medicine) Toxicity to the lungs.74.7%
toxicaemianounAlternative form of toxicemia.74.7%
pathotoxinnounA pathogenic toxin74.7%
causticnounany chemical substance that burns or destroys living tissue74.7%
ichthyosarcotoxismnounpoisoning caused by toxins in fish flesh74.7%
neurotoxigenicadjThat produces neurotoxins74.6%
bioaccumulateverb(often of a toxin) To accumulate in a biological system over time.74.6%
autotoxicadjtoxic to itself; having the nature of an autotoxin74.6%
biogenotoxicologynounbiogenic toxicology74.5%
autocytotoxicadjCytotoxic to the organism that produces the toxin.74.5%
ichthyotoxinnounAny toxin produced by fish.74.5%
toxicogenicitynounThe quality of being toxicogenic.74.4%
toxifiernounThat which toxifies; something poisonous.74.4%
mucotoxicadjThat is toxic to mucous membranes.74.1%
toxicitynounThe quality or degree of being toxic.74.0%
immunotoxinnounAny compound that is toxic to the immune system74.0%
toxinemianoun(pathology) The presence of a toxin in the blood73.9%
toxicologicallyadvIn a toxicological manner; with regard to toxicology73.8%
toxophilousadjHaving an affinity for toxins.73.8%
xenotoxinnounAny toxin that originates outside the target organism.73.7%
protoxinnounA rudimentary toxin73.5%
neurotoxicadjpoisonous to nerves or nerve cells73.5%
nematotoxicadjThat is toxic to nematodes73.4%
enterotoxicosisnoun(pathology) toxicosis due to enterotoxins73.3%
pesticide poisoningnountoxic condition resulting from ingesting or inhaling a pesticide73.3%
toxinlikeadjResembling or characteristic of a toxin.73.3%
antibiologicaladjHarmful to living organisms.73.2%
hematotoxicantnounAny material that causes hematotoxicity73.2%
cancerogenicadjcarcinogenic73.2%
ichthyotoxicadjtoxic to fish73.0%
intoxicationnounthe physiological state produced by a poison or other toxic substance73.0%
poisoningnounthe physiological state produced by a poison or other toxic substance73.0%
toxic conditionnounthe physiological state produced by a poison or other toxic substance73.0%
ecotoxinnounAny substance that is toxic to an ecosystem.73.0%
splenotoxinnounAny substance that is toxic to the spleen.73.0%

cytotoxicitynounthe degree to which something is toxic to living cells84.5%
hypertoxigenicitynounExtreme toxigenicity82.6%
cytotoxicologynounThe study of toxic effects on certain cells.82.6%
cytotoxinnounany substance that has a toxic effect on cells82.3%
toxinogenicitynountoxicogenicity81.6%
biotoxicosisnountoxicosis due to a biotoxin80.4%
zootoxinnounA toxin produced by an animal.80.0%
autotoxinnounAny substance that is toxic to the organism in which it is generated79.1%
chemical burnnounA physical injury of the tissue caused by exposure to chemicals.78.7%
ecotoxicantnounA toxicant that causes ecotoxicity78.6%
hepatotoxicitynounToxicity that damages the liver.78.4%
biotoxicologynounThe toxicology of biotoxins78.0%
biotoxinnounAny toxin produced by a living organism78.0%
toxic wastenounpoisonous waste materials; can cause injury (especially by chemical means)77.8%
toxic industrial wastenounpoisonous waste materials; can cause injury (especially by chemical means)77.8%
neurolysinnounany toxin that affects neural tissues77.7%
neurotoxinnounany toxin that affects neural tissues77.7%
hepatotoxinnounany toxin that affects the liver77.6%
toxicopathologynoun(pathology) The study of structural and functional changes in cells, tissues, and organs that are induced by toxicants, toxins, and physical agents.77.5%
dermatoxinnounAny toxic chemical that damages the skin and/or mucous membranes, often leading to necrosis.77.5%
heterotoxinnounA toxin from an external source77.5%
necrotoxinnoun(toxicology) Any toxin that causes necrosis.76.6%
toxicantnounA toxic or poisonous substance.76.4%
hemotoxicitynountoxicity that affects the blood (especially that affects red blood cells)76.0%
prototoxinnounAny substance that is converted into a toxin75.7%
toxomenounAll the toxic materials in an organism or an environment75.2%
biotoxinologynounThe toxinology of biotoxins75.1%
hepatoxicitynountoxicity that affects the liver75.0%
ochratoxicosisnountoxicosis by an ochratoxin74.9%
teretoxinnounAny toxin produced by terebrids74.8%
pulmonotoxicitynoun(medicine) Toxicity to the lungs.74.7%
toxicaemianounAlternative form of toxicemia.74.7%
pathotoxinnounA pathogenic toxin74.7%
causticnounany chemical substance that burns or destroys living tissue74.7%
ichthyosarcotoxismnounpoisoning caused by toxins in fish flesh74.7%
biogenotoxicologynounbiogenic toxicology74.5%
ichthyotoxinnounAny toxin produced by fish.74.5%
toxicogenicitynounThe quality of being toxicogenic.74.4%
toxifiernounThat which toxifies; something poisonous.74.4%
toxicitynounThe quality or degree of being toxic.74.0%
immunotoxinnounAny compound that is toxic to the immune system74.0%
toxinemianoun(pathology) The presence of a toxin in the blood73.9%
xenotoxinnounAny toxin that originates outside the target organism.73.7%
protoxinnounA rudimentary toxin73.5%
enterotoxicosisnoun(pathology) toxicosis due to enterotoxins73.3%
pesticide poisoningnountoxic condition resulting from ingesting or inhaling a pesticide73.3%
hematotoxicantnounAny material that causes hematotoxicity73.2%
intoxicationnounthe physiological state produced by a poison or other toxic substance73.0%
poisoningnounthe physiological state produced by a poison or other toxic substance73.0%
toxic conditionnounthe physiological state produced by a poison or other toxic substance73.0%
ecotoxinnounAny substance that is toxic to an ecosystem.73.0%
splenotoxinnounAny substance that is toxic to the spleen.73.0%

bioaccumulateverb(often of a toxin) To accumulate in a biological system over time.74.6%

toxicallyadvIn a toxic manner.78.3%
poisonouslyadvIn a poisonous manner.77.3%
toxicologicallyadvIn a toxicological manner; with regard to toxicology73.8%

histotoxicadjtoxic to tissue100.0%
cytotoxigenicadjtoxicogenic to cells85.4%
organotoxicadjToxic to an organ in living creatures.84.6%
toxicoticadjRelating to toxicosis.82.9%
biotoxicadjtoxic, and of biological origin82.6%
cytotoxicadjof or relating to substances that are toxic to cells82.5%
supertoxicadjExcessively toxic.80.9%
hepatotoxicadjtoxic to the liver78.9%
toxicantadjCapable of causing damage or dysfunction by toxicity.78.9%
toxicogenicadjProducing poison or toxins78.9%
toxinicadjRelating to a toxin78.3%
endotheliotoxicadjtoxic to endothelial tissue78.2%
osteotoxicadjtoxic to bone tissue78.1%
gastrotoxicadjToxic to the stomach.77.8%
pulmonotoxicadjtoxic to the lungs77.7%
vasculotoxicadjtoxic to the vascular system77.5%
multitoxinadjRelating to multiple toxins77.2%
angiotoxicadjtoxic to blood vessels76.9%
toxinologicaladjRelating to toxinology76.9%
toxigenicadjtoxicogenic76.7%
toxinogenicadjtoxicogenic76.7%
cancerotoxicadjtoxic to cancers76.4%
nephrotoxicadjthat is poisonous to kidney tissue76.1%
semitoxicadjPartly toxic; toxic to a certain degree.75.5%
trophocidaladjpoisonous when ingested75.4%
polytoxicadjRelating to many different toxins / poisons75.3%
hypertoxicadj(rare, toxicology) Excessively toxic.75.2%
toxicologicadjof or relating to toxicology74.8%
toxicologicaladjof or relating to toxicology74.8%
splenotoxicadjtoxic to the spleen74.7%
neurotoxigenicadjThat produces neurotoxins74.6%
autotoxicadjtoxic to itself; having the nature of an autotoxin74.6%
autocytotoxicadjCytotoxic to the organism that produces the toxin.74.5%
mucotoxicadjThat is toxic to mucous membranes.74.1%
toxophilousadjHaving an affinity for toxins.73.8%
neurotoxicadjpoisonous to nerves or nerve cells73.5%
nematotoxicadjThat is toxic to nematodes73.4%
toxinlikeadjResembling or characteristic of a toxin.73.3%
antibiologicaladjHarmful to living organisms.73.2%
cancerogenicadjcarcinogenic73.2%
ichthyotoxicadjtoxic to fish73.0%
ecotoxicantadjThat causes ecotoxicity72.9%

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