envenom

How To Use envenom In A Sentence

• Many marine creatures are venomous, and beachgoers experience envenomation regularly.
• Hamlet," so far is he from any idea of blood revenge, that he doubts and disobeys the message from the other world, doubts indeed the existence of any other world, and dies at last not a bloody death, but by a foil "unbated and envenomed. The Critics Versus Shakspere A Brief for the Defendant
• He must've envenomed them or something like that, since I saw some green liquid besides blood on his shirt.
• And even if it was it never got the pecker long enough to get a good envenomation. Woodpecker vs. Snake
• The poison theme is admirably heightened so that we see David Rubin's fine Claudius miming the insertion of the "leperous distilment" into old ­Hamlet's ear even as the Ghost describes it, and later Rubin whips a toxic bottle out of his pocket to envenom Laertes's sword. Culture | guardian.co.uk
• Only about 50% of bites by exotic venomous snakes inject sufficient venom to cause clinical envenoming.
• Immediately life-threatening conditions such as hypotension or shock occur in only about 7 percent of envenomations.
• For any eastern coral snake bite with possible envenomation, three to five vials of Antivenin should be administered immediately.
• These studies suggest that vipers are more responsive to chemical stimuli from envenomated mammalian tissue than they are to chemical cues produced by the prey itself.
• And when someone is so envenomed, poisoned in thought and in deed, his every discovery is poisoned as well. Virginity