salubrious
IPA: sʌɫˈubriʌs
adjective
- Promoting health or well-being; wholesome, especially relating to food or air.
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Examples of "salubrious" in Sentences
- She enjoys a salubrious climate.
- This would have a number of salubrious effects.
- Using it may not be the most salubrious method.
- Anaimalai is well known for its salubrious climate.
- The city enjoys salubrious climate as that of Bangalore.
- It has salubrious climate with its elevation being around.
- It provides enchantingly beautiful and salubrious environment.
- "salubrious" rhyme in the Mary Jane Hot-Cha.deadsongs. vue.220
- It is well known for its sylvan scenery and salubrious climate.
- The climate is salubrious and the area is suitable for trekking.
- Jopling, now 48, set up his first gallery in London in 1993 in salubrious St James's.
- If it doesn't, is it all that useful to educate men or women about its salubrious effects?
- If the project were titled a salubrious version of "Ongoing Portrait of the North American Male"?
- A GLANCE down St Catherines Drive and the sight of "salubrious" homes fails to tell the street's true story.
- Perhaps we ought to be policing weddings where those being joined in matrimony hail from our cities' less salubrious neighbourhoods.
- When the Land Commissioners contemplated this "salubrious" region, their hearts must have melted with generosity, for whereas in our own healthy part of South
- Yet, the elements of market competition that still manage to survive have had the salubrious effect of driving medical innovation and improving patient health outcomes.
- I must use the good word "salubrious" ... there is nothing like putting in a word for one's own home district ... that it drew all the addicts of the country to Vancouver.
- As Nick Faldo, now CBS 'lead golf analyst, said in 1995 at Palmer's last British Open: If there had been no Arnold Palmer in 1960, (this) might have been a little shed on the beach instead of these salubrious surroundings.