Adjective modifier

• Non: Non toxic, will not cause excema, asthma or allergies and removes toxic residues from chemical cleaners.

• non: It is a natural product and non toxic to humans and animals but gets rid of the bugs.

Modifies a noun

• fume: Prior to the importance of arsenic, the toxic arsenic fumes were just fed into the air.

• substance: The water changes color due to the release of toxic substances through the 2000 pores on the soles of each foot.. .

• chemical: The puppies are poisoned with varying doses of toxic chemicals for a period of 15 weeks.

• necrolysis: Similar life-threatening consequences occur when large areas of necrotic epidermis are shed in toxic epidermal necrolysis, in adults usually due to drugs.

• pollutant: A FOE survey of available data showed toxic pollutants in groundwater around 18 landfill sites in East Anglia.

• by-product: Back to Top D Dioxins a toxic chemical by-product created by many industrial processes.

Modifying Another Word

• acutely: Musk xylene is a carcinogen, and the most acutely toxic compound in the group.

• maternally: Near-term rat fetuses showed growth retardation, again at maternally toxic doses.

• potentially: There are also special warning symbols to alert you to potentially toxic herbs.

• moderately: Effects on birds: Malathion is moderately toxic to birds.

• highly: Effects on Aquatic Species: DDT is very highly toxic to many aquatic invertebrate species.

• mildly: The main ingredient, carbon black is mildly toxic, but modern machines with replaceable toner cartridges minimize exposure.

Infinitive complement

• fish: Unlike urea, Clearway products do not degrade to form ammonia, and are therefore not toxic to fish.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Never cook or boil honey as heating causes honey to become toxic.

• consider: In the manufacturing process, it is often treated with chlorine bleach, formaldehyde and other finishing agents that are considered toxic.

Preposition: in

• dose: Is toxic in large doses, causing among other problems, liver failure.

Preposition: for

• reproduction: It is suspected of causing cancer and may be toxic for reproduction.

Preposition: by

• inhalation: Examples of risk phrases include " may cause cancer " or " toxic by inhalation " .