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transvenom

transvenom verb: to make venomous.

Verb

transvenom (third-person singular simple present transvenoms, present participle transvenoming, simple past and past participle transvenomed)

  1. (archaic, transitive) To make venomous.
    • […] the main pioneer of that atheistic philosophy, which in France transvenomed the natural thirst of truth into the hydrophobia of a wild and homeless scepticism; […]
    • […] connubial love is the most beatifying passion; and to transvenom this into unkindness, is to open at the very centre of our soul, a source of poison, which, before it exudes to torture others, torments ourselves.1829, John Angell James, The Family Monitor, Or a Help to Domestic Happiness, page 55

Forms of transvenom

third-person singular presenttransvenoms
present participletransvenoming
past participletransvenomed
pasttransvenomed

Origin of transvenom

trans- + venom

Questions about transvenom

What does transvenom mean?
Transvenom means to make venomous.
What part of speech is transvenom?
Transvenom is a verb.
What is the past tense of transvenom?
The past tense of transvenom is transvenomed.

Words near transvenom in the dictionary

  1. transvection
  2. transvections
  3. transvector
  4. transvectors
  5. transvenereal
  6. transvenom
  7. transvenomed
  8. transvenoming
  9. transvenoms
  10. transvenous
  11. transvenously

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