toxic ** , auch: toxical

I thought money had a toxic effect on family life.

"Much has already been lost and the relationship is very toxic."

Toxic to no one else, they could mean death to him.

Could you please tell me in what way they are toxic?

"What you are about to do will make our water beyond toxic!"

"But that means they can also be toxic in any of these areas as well."

Can someone tell me how much longer we have to put up with this toxic government?

It also is toxic to things that live in the water.

Students and teachers both say it is a toxic environment.

That's the most interesting part of this toxic love story.

Is it a toxic work environment that you'd be better off getting out of?

What does all this have to do with toxic dust?

Other less toxic molecules probably do the same thing, he said.

Did some kind of toxic substance get into his system?

In turn, toxic side effect are expected to be reduced.

They are toxic but hard to absorb in the body.

One day he will find this gift has turned toxic.

Scientists still cannot tell whether a drug will work or be toxic until they test it.

Little did we know that even more toxic experiences were coming our way.

There is the danger of having something toxic get into the local water table.

But the issue of debt became too toxic for the committee to work.

IT may take a long while for parents to get much scientific information on what is toxic to their children.

In 1985, the number of reported toxic accidents was 225.

This points to a toxic effect of the alcohol itself.

Others had already spilled the toxic information to the media.