Toxic
विषारी
definition
noun
The GAO cited ‘significant data gaps’ in eight problem areas, including pesticides, air toxics , and aquatic ecosystem health.
poisonous substances.
adjective
the dumping of toxic waste
poisonous.
So a lot of people at risk here with these toxic loans which are really bad deals for consumers.
denoting or relating to debt that has a high risk of default.
translation of 'toxic'
विषजन्य,
विषारी
example
So a lot of people at risk here with these 'toxic' loans which are really bad deals for consumers.
These were designed to take away the uncertainty in interbank lending, the uncertainty whose cause was the existence of 'toxic' assets on each others ' balance sheets.
That's slowing him down as he races to clean up the 'toxic' assets infecting the nation's top banks.
I have a friend who is selling a product that is supposed to eliminate up to 30 pounds of 'toxic' waste from the colon.
This inevitably creates a highly 'toxic' and explosive political situation.
You should avoid 'toxic' substances and chemicals at work and at home.
So this bug, it's not so much the germ itself infecting the body that causes the problem, it's the fact that the germ itself produces the 'toxic' chemical?
The aforementioned facts make justification for continued use of this 'toxic' chemical questionable.
Liver biopsy revealed features most consistent with 'toxic' or drug induced liver damage.
Who better to manage the " 'toxic' assets" of a failed bank than professional bond fund managers?
Table 3 gives the relative acute 'toxic' exposure hazards to the applicator of some of the more common pesticides.
Central to the ability to protect our communities and families is exercising our right to know about 'toxic' hazards.
A favorable aspect from Mars bestows the faith to let go of 'toxic' situations and to seek new and exciting adventures.
Animal studies have indicated that high levels may produce 'toxic' effects in the testes, liver, spleen and skin.
A 'toxic' , overworked liver can contribute to problems with weight gain.
It is a complex global environmental hazard, with knock-on effects, and is unlike exposure to a dose of some specific 'toxic' chemical or radiation.
And yet it's a fine balance, because Vitamin A is also known to be a highly 'toxic' chemical for the foetus.
Campaigners looking to stop a Westbury cement works burning waste products are urging residents to have their blood tested for 'toxic' chemicals.
Remedies vary in strength according to the needs of the patient, and sometimes according to the substance itself if it is particularly poisonous or 'toxic' .
The 'toxic' nonsense about ‘public plays’ and ‘grand themes’ arises largely from this muddy water.
Several potentially 'toxic' chemicals are used as raw materials in the foam-manufacturing process.
There weren't any chemical factories or 'toxic' waste dumps or traffic, just a few goats and olive trees.
Alas, celebrations of the lowest and the last all present a chronic 'toxic' hazard, an endless potential for slippage.
High concentrations of a variety of metal ion complexes are known to be harmful because of their 'toxic' and genotoxic effects.
Formalin is a dangerous 'toxic' chemical that should be handled with caution.
All borehole waters caused 'toxic' effects on the strawberry plants consistent with chloride injury.
That process produces very 'toxic' chemical and gaseous waste and should be avoided.
It has poisoned the people, their land and water with the 'toxic' residue of the war.
Such analysis, for example, leads to the conclusion that 'toxic' waste should preferably be dumped on to the developing world.
And the converse is true - if you take huge amounts of copper you can block zinc and you can perhaps develop some 'toxic' problems in the liver.
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