insalubrity
11insalubriousness — noun the quality of being insalubrious and debilitating • Syn: ↑insalubrity • Ant: ↑salubriousness, ↑salubrity (for: ↑insalubrity) • Derivationally related forms: ↑ …
12insalubrious — adjective Etymology: Latin insalubris, from in + salubris healthful more at safe Date: 1615 not conducive to health ; unwholesome < an insalubrious climate > • insalubrity noun …
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19insalubrious — insalubriously, adv. insalubrity /in seuh looh bri tee/, n. /in seuh looh bree euhs/, adj. unfavorable to health; unwholesome. [1630 40; < L insalubri(s) + OUS. See IN 3, SALUBRIOUS] * * * …
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