salubrious
adjective
formal us
/səˈluː.bri.əs/ uk
/səˈluː.bri.əs/Meaning of salubrious in English
(Definition of salubrious from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of salubrious
salubrious
Does the party somehow manage to juggle a sporting life and his salubrious appetite for alcohol?
From NPR
They didn't deliberately malign chicken legs; they simply wholeheartedly extolled the salubrious qualities of breast meat.
From Slate Magazine
These rather salubrious details, however, mask a situation more worrisome than these numbers would have us believe.
From CNBC
Those who refuse to get into the spirit will be expelled back to the less salubrious environs of the prison system proper.
From Foreign Policy
At the same time, gardens may have less salubrious effects on urban systems and populations.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Such societal transformations and novel practices gave rise to modern notions of temporality that projected a salubrious and disease-free national horizon of expectation.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
In some cases, people simply steered clear of swampy terrain and settling in areas that appeared to be relatively salubrious.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Whether this salubrious effect of amrinone on cardiac output is due more to the former than the latter is yet unknown.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Nor, had he not been distracted by baser objects, would he have failed utterly to discover the salubrious fountains which he sought.
From Project Gutenberg
Serving to promote health of body or mind; wholesome; salubrious; salutary; as, a healthful air, diet.
From Project Gutenberg
The shore attracted him, with its harbors and salubrious, restful air, but he was anxious to get into the open sea.
From Project Gutenberg
Its salubrious strength penetrated her emaciated body, bestowing on it an incomprehensible force.
From Project Gutenberg
This country is salubrious and has a good climate.
From Project Gutenberg
There were a few thousand inhabitants of mixed race, and the tropical climate, though moist and enervating, is fairly salubrious.
From Project Gutenberg
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