A substance that counteracts kenotoxin, a theoretical toxin related to the depletion or absence of something vital.
From anti- (against) + keno- (from Greek kenos, empty) + toxin (from Greek toxikon, poison). This is a highly specialized medical or scientific term, likely created in laboratory or research contexts.
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