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From 'toxic air' to 'toxic politics', the sheer scope of its application in 2018 made 'toxic' the stand-out choice for our Word of the Year. Find out more about the choice at our Word of the Year hub: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/word-of-the-year/word-of-the-year-2018 … #OxfordWOTYpic.twitter.com/97othfjZnN
‘Toxic masculinity’ has been the second most-talked about ‘toxic’ topic in 2018 – thanks in part to the #MeToo
movement, which put a cross-industry spotlight on such ‘poisonous’ attitudes, spurring discussions around how to inspire change #OxfordWOTY https://thebea.st/2DQE4oi
More broadly, 2018 has been a year of 'toxic' politics, with the word applied to the environment for debate fostered by the #Brexit vote and by the rhetoric of leaders across the globe #OxfordWOTYhttps://bit.ly/2RtCn2R
Similarly metaphorical, 'culture' was the 7th most-used word in association with 'toxic' this year, according to our data, with high-profile events like the @Google mass walkouts, as reported by @ConversationUK here, contributing to this uptick #OxfordWOTYhttps://bit.ly/2B9w26G
Interestingly, our research into ‘toxic’ found that pop icon @britneyspears played a part in spreading this metaphorical use of the word; the lyrics of her 2003 song ‘Toxic’ draw an extended metaphor of a lover as a dangerous yet addictive drug. #OxfordWOTYpic.twitter.com/4Zw9dkOp52
In its original, literal use to refer to poisonous substances, 'toxic air' has been a prime public health concern in 2018, with attention reaching a high after @WHO published its report into the quality of air breathed by children worldwide #OxfordWOTYhttps://cnn.it/2SsXPFO
And thanks to a central role in Florida's Senate #Midterms2018 race, 'toxic algae' garnered so much commentary that ‘algae’ featured as the ninth-most frequently seen 'toxic' collocate for 2018 #OxfordWOTY https://bit.ly/2RXFX4M
I need a detox.
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