venin
/viːnɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a venomous fluid, especially one secreted by a snake, spider, or other venomous animal, used for attacking or subduing prey.
“The snake’s venin caused a severe allergic reaction in the victim.”
2. noun
a poisonous or injurious quality, especially one that is sudden and violent.
“The new policy has a venin of racism and bias.”
3. noun
a poisonous or deadly quality, especially one that is sudden and violent.
“The city’s air has a venin of pollutants that are harmful to our health.”