noxa
/ˈnɒksə/Medicine. Now rare
noun
A substance, agent, condition, process, or influence that is harmful to the body.
Origin
Late 19th century. From classical Latin (and post-classical medical) Latin noxa harm, injury from the base of nocēre to hurt, injure.
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