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venin

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ven·in  (vnn, vnn) also ve·nene (v-nn, vnn)
n.
Any of various toxic substances found in the venom of snakes.


venin [ˈvɛnɪn ˈviː-]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biochemistry) any of the poisonous constituents of animal venoms
[from French ven(in) poison + -in]


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Butun bu ozellikler EAH'in neoplastik bir olaydan cok arter veya venin hasari ve onarimi nedeniyle gelisen reaktif bir endotelyal hucre proliferasyonu oldugunu, insamatuvar infiltratin buna sekonder gelistigini dusundurmektedir (1,4).
vous avez felons ensanglante Le sein qui vous nourrit, et qui vous a porte: Or vivez de venin, sanglante geniture, Je n'ay plus que du sang pour vostre nourriture.
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