👉 The term "venenated" refers to a person who has been exposed to or is infected with a virus, bacteria, or other infectious agent. Venenation occurs when an organism's cells attach to and become attached to another cell, often through a process called endocytosis. This can occur in various bodily systems, including the digestive system, respiratory tract, and skin. In the context of infection, venenated individuals may be at risk for developing symptoms such as fever, fatigue
