Definition of unwholesome in English:

unwholesome

adjectiveʌnˈhəʊls(ə)mˌənˈhoʊlsəm

Not characterized by or conducive to health or moral well-being.
the use of the living room as sleeping quarters led to unwholesome crowding
Example sentencesExamples
- Out of the unwholesome cauldron of junk science, they have conjured up lawsuits over something called ‘toxic mold.’
- Meditation simply means cultivating a wholesome and sane habit, which becomes an antidote for the unwholesome, confused, destructive habits that we have developed.
- Given the overall deftness of direction and performance, one expects Irma Vep to be a highlight of the season - good, unwholesome larky fun.
- Several faculty members began to suspect there was something unwholesome about his relationship with Keith.
- There is nothing unwholesome about excelling or about making a profit.
- By now you will have realised that the Mount St Cemetary has been overrun by hordes of stoners, underage whores, paedophiles, corporate types, necrophiliacs, and other unwholesome sorts, not to mention vampires.
- Most people have a pretty good idea of what constitutes a healthy lifestyle, and yet we are all guilty of making the same unwholesome choices.
- Their teacher-pupil relationship has the air of someone imparting unwholesome, faintly dangerous but thrillingly forbidden truths: a course in deflowerment in which the pupil must first be deflowered.
- Perhaps they have - although, as Sierra Leone showed this year, the arms trade is still its secretive, unwholesome self - but if lessons have been digested can they ever answer the conundrum posed by risk-aversion?
- It may be too much to ask film makers to tell the most complete, unwholesome aspects of a story.
- Whether you like it for not, Harry Potter is here to stay, and although parents may have a few concerns that it is unwholesome to make magic and spells fashionable, at least they know where their kids are, and what they are doing.
- If people aren't careful, there is a temptation to substitute loving relationships for something which is unwholesome.
- What this unwholesome alliance produced at the Javits Center was an unrestrained wallow in sentimentality and anti-development attitudes.
- They are often given irregular, inadequate and unwholesome food supplies, and often no money for fuel, and are expected to dish up something six days a week and wipe out the 50 per cent malnutrition among children.
- Like a lot of lefties spooked by recent unwholesome political successes by the American right, I'm angry and feeling rhetorically confrontational these days, but violence is not the way to express it.
- The main reason for all these unwholesome events and relations have been the dispute over Kashmir problem, which has remained oscillating for this whole time between them.
- Unlike the professional legislators in Washington, they are also more likely to hold regular jobs and feel the bite of any unwholesome laws they enact.
- By this theory, we are at the Pavlovian mercy of the food industry, which spends nearly $10 billion a year advertising unwholesome junk food and fast food.
- ‘I was drawn to the extremity in a slightly unwholesome way,’ she says.
- The same author comments that quail were not eaten much in classical times, apparently because they were thought to be unwholesome because of eating poisonous plants such as hellebore.
Synonyms
unhealthy, noxious, poisonous
unnourishing, innutritious
insalubrious, unhygienic, insanitary
harmful, injurious, detrimental, destructive, damaging, deleterious, ruinous, malign, baleful
improper, immoral, indecent, corrupting, depraving, salacious, subversive, exploitative

Derivatives

unwholesomely

adverb

For one thing, just as the protagonists are fetishistically attached to cinematic images, Isabelle and Theo are no less unwholesomely attached to one another, and this very attachment is yet another attachment to an image.
Example sentencesExamples
- There's something unwholesomely endearing here, and her portrayal is rather like the sound of nails on a chalkboard come to life.
- Nathan and Carrie are the future king and queen of the prom, an unwholesomely attractive couple who take any issue, from jealousy to unwanted pregnancy, with good-natured partying aplomb.
- In 1883, a social reformer complained that ‘the cities grow, unwholesomely crowding people together till they are packed in tiers, family above family, so are they [also] unwholesomely separated in the country.’
- Her first feature, La Ciénaga, or The Swamp, exuded a fetid, toxic atmosphere: a film on the verge of swooning, overcome by its own unwholesomely sensual fumes.

unwholesomeness

noun

They may recognize unwholesomeness when it is coarse, but not when it is more subtle.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mantras counted on these beads serve to clear away obstacles, such as illness and other calamities, and purify one of unwholesomeness.
- But as with any positive idea, there is simultaneously the potential for unwholesomeness, a shadow side, where caution is necessary and where there is tremendous potential for abuse.
- It may be felt that, since accumulations of wholesomeness and unwholesomeness in the past condition ones actions, speech and thoughts today, one would be a helpless victim of these accumulated conditions.
- While he was the foil to the unwholesomeness of Thorton's mall Santa in this film, here he gets to let loose as a foul-mouthed elf that incredibly almost rivals Thorton's vulgar performance.

Definition of unwholesome in US English:

unwholesome

adjectiveˌənˈhōlsəmˌənˈhoʊlsəm

Not characterized by or conducive to health or moral well-being.
the use of the living room as sleeping quarters led to unwholesome crowding
Example sentencesExamples
- Most people have a pretty good idea of what constitutes a healthy lifestyle, and yet we are all guilty of making the same unwholesome choices.
- Their teacher-pupil relationship has the air of someone imparting unwholesome, faintly dangerous but thrillingly forbidden truths: a course in deflowerment in which the pupil must first be deflowered.
- ‘I was drawn to the extremity in a slightly unwholesome way,’ she says.
- The same author comments that quail were not eaten much in classical times, apparently because they were thought to be unwholesome because of eating poisonous plants such as hellebore.
- If people aren't careful, there is a temptation to substitute loving relationships for something which is unwholesome.
- Several faculty members began to suspect there was something unwholesome about his relationship with Keith.
- By now you will have realised that the Mount St Cemetary has been overrun by hordes of stoners, underage whores, paedophiles, corporate types, necrophiliacs, and other unwholesome sorts, not to mention vampires.
- Whether you like it for not, Harry Potter is here to stay, and although parents may have a few concerns that it is unwholesome to make magic and spells fashionable, at least they know where their kids are, and what they are doing.
- It may be too much to ask film makers to tell the most complete, unwholesome aspects of a story.
- Unlike the professional legislators in Washington, they are also more likely to hold regular jobs and feel the bite of any unwholesome laws they enact.
- Given the overall deftness of direction and performance, one expects Irma Vep to be a highlight of the season - good, unwholesome larky fun.
- Meditation simply means cultivating a wholesome and sane habit, which becomes an antidote for the unwholesome, confused, destructive habits that we have developed.
- Perhaps they have - although, as Sierra Leone showed this year, the arms trade is still its secretive, unwholesome self - but if lessons have been digested can they ever answer the conundrum posed by risk-aversion?
- There is nothing unwholesome about excelling or about making a profit.
- The main reason for all these unwholesome events and relations have been the dispute over Kashmir problem, which has remained oscillating for this whole time between them.
- Like a lot of lefties spooked by recent unwholesome political successes by the American right, I'm angry and feeling rhetorically confrontational these days, but violence is not the way to express it.
- They are often given irregular, inadequate and unwholesome food supplies, and often no money for fuel, and are expected to dish up something six days a week and wipe out the 50 per cent malnutrition among children.
- Out of the unwholesome cauldron of junk science, they have conjured up lawsuits over something called ‘toxic mold.’
- What this unwholesome alliance produced at the Javits Center was an unrestrained wallow in sentimentality and anti-development attitudes.
- By this theory, we are at the Pavlovian mercy of the food industry, which spends nearly $10 billion a year advertising unwholesome junk food and fast food.
Synonyms
unhealthy, noxious, poisonous
improper, immoral, indecent, corrupting, depraving, salacious, subversive, exploitative

单词	unwholesome
释义	Definition of unwholesome in English: unwholesome adjectiveʌnˈhəʊls(ə)mˌənˈhoʊlsəm Not characterized by or conducive to health or moral well-being. the use of the living room as sleeping quarters led to unwholesome crowding Example sentencesExamples Out of the unwholesome cauldron of junk science, they have conjured up lawsuits over something called ‘toxic mold.’ Meditation simply means cultivating a wholesome and sane habit, which becomes an antidote for the unwholesome, confused, destructive habits that we have developed. Given the overall deftness of direction and performance, one expects Irma Vep to be a highlight of the season - good, unwholesome larky fun. Several faculty members began to suspect there was something unwholesome about his relationship with Keith. There is nothing unwholesome about excelling or about making a profit. By now you will have realised that the Mount St Cemetary has been overrun by hordes of stoners, underage whores, paedophiles, corporate types, necrophiliacs, and other unwholesome sorts, not to mention vampires. Most people have a pretty good idea of what constitutes a healthy lifestyle, and yet we are all guilty of making the same unwholesome choices. Their teacher-pupil relationship has the air of someone imparting unwholesome, faintly dangerous but thrillingly forbidden truths: a course in deflowerment in which the pupil must first be deflowered. Perhaps they have - although, as Sierra Leone showed this year, the arms trade is still its secretive, unwholesome self - but if lessons have been digested can they ever answer the conundrum posed by risk-aversion? It may be too much to ask film makers to tell the most complete, unwholesome aspects of a story. Whether you like it for not, Harry Potter is here to stay, and although parents may have a few concerns that it is unwholesome to make magic and spells fashionable, at least they know where their kids are, and what they are doing. If people aren't careful, there is a temptation to substitute loving relationships for something which is unwholesome. What this unwholesome alliance produced at the Javits Center was an unrestrained wallow in sentimentality and anti-development attitudes. They are often given irregular, inadequate and unwholesome food supplies, and often no money for fuel, and are expected to dish up something six days a week and wipe out the 50 per cent malnutrition among children. Like a lot of lefties spooked by recent unwholesome political successes by the American right, I'm angry and feeling rhetorically confrontational these days, but violence is not the way to express it. The main reason for all these unwholesome events and relations have been the dispute over Kashmir problem, which has remained oscillating for this whole time between them. Unlike the professional legislators in Washington, they are also more likely to hold regular jobs and feel the bite of any unwholesome laws they enact. By this theory, we are at the Pavlovian mercy of the food industry, which spends nearly $10 billion a year advertising unwholesome junk food and fast food. ‘I was drawn to the extremity in a slightly unwholesome way,’ she says. The same author comments that quail were not eaten much in classical times, apparently because they were thought to be unwholesome because of eating poisonous plants such as hellebore. Synonyms unhealthy, noxious, poisonous unnourishing, innutritious insalubrious, unhygienic, insanitary harmful, injurious, detrimental, destructive, damaging, deleterious, ruinous, malign, baleful improper, immoral, indecent, corrupting, depraving, salacious, subversive, exploitative Derivatives unwholesomely adverb For one thing, just as the protagonists are fetishistically attached to cinematic images, Isabelle and Theo are no less unwholesomely attached to one another, and this very attachment is yet another attachment to an image. Example sentencesExamples There's something unwholesomely endearing here, and her portrayal is rather like the sound of nails on a chalkboard come to life. Nathan and Carrie are the future king and queen of the prom, an unwholesomely attractive couple who take any issue, from jealousy to unwanted pregnancy, with good-natured partying aplomb. In 1883, a social reformer complained that ‘the cities grow, unwholesomely crowding people together till they are packed in tiers, family above family, so are they [also] unwholesomely separated in the country.’ Her first feature, La Ciénaga, or The Swamp, exuded a fetid, toxic atmosphere: a film on the verge of swooning, overcome by its own unwholesomely sensual fumes. unwholesomeness noun They may recognize unwholesomeness when it is coarse, but not when it is more subtle. Example sentencesExamples Mantras counted on these beads serve to clear away obstacles, such as illness and other calamities, and purify one of unwholesomeness. But as with any positive idea, there is simultaneously the potential for unwholesomeness, a shadow side, where caution is necessary and where there is tremendous potential for abuse. It may be felt that, since accumulations of wholesomeness and unwholesomeness in the past condition ones actions, speech and thoughts today, one would be a helpless victim of these accumulated conditions. While he was the foil to the unwholesomeness of Thorton's mall Santa in this film, here he gets to let loose as a foul-mouthed elf that incredibly almost rivals Thorton's vulgar performance. Definition of unwholesome in US English: unwholesome adjectiveˌənˈhōlsəmˌənˈhoʊlsəm Not characterized by or conducive to health or moral well-being. the use of the living room as sleeping quarters led to unwholesome crowding Example sentencesExamples Most people have a pretty good idea of what constitutes a healthy lifestyle, and yet we are all guilty of making the same unwholesome choices. Their teacher-pupil relationship has the air of someone imparting unwholesome, faintly dangerous but thrillingly forbidden truths: a course in deflowerment in which the pupil must first be deflowered. ‘I was drawn to the extremity in a slightly unwholesome way,’ she says. The same author comments that quail were not eaten much in classical times, apparently because they were thought to be unwholesome because of eating poisonous plants such as hellebore. If people aren't careful, there is a temptation to substitute loving relationships for something which is unwholesome. Several faculty members began to suspect there was something unwholesome about his relationship with Keith. By now you will have realised that the Mount St Cemetary has been overrun by hordes of stoners, underage whores, paedophiles, corporate types, necrophiliacs, and other unwholesome sorts, not to mention vampires. Whether you like it for not, Harry Potter is here to stay, and although parents may have a few concerns that it is unwholesome to make magic and spells fashionable, at least they know where their kids are, and what they are doing. It may be too much to ask film makers to tell the most complete, unwholesome aspects of a story. Unlike the professional legislators in Washington, they are also more likely to hold regular jobs and feel the bite of any unwholesome laws they enact. Given the overall deftness of direction and performance, one expects Irma Vep to be a highlight of the season - good, unwholesome larky fun. Meditation simply means cultivating a wholesome and sane habit, which becomes an antidote for the unwholesome, confused, destructive habits that we have developed. Perhaps they have - although, as Sierra Leone showed this year, the arms trade is still its secretive, unwholesome self - but if lessons have been digested can they ever answer the conundrum posed by risk-aversion? There is nothing unwholesome about excelling or about making a profit. The main reason for all these unwholesome events and relations have been the dispute over Kashmir problem, which has remained oscillating for this whole time between them. Like a lot of lefties spooked by recent unwholesome political successes by the American right, I'm angry and feeling rhetorically confrontational these days, but violence is not the way to express it. They are often given irregular, inadequate and unwholesome food supplies, and often no money for fuel, and are expected to dish up something six days a week and wipe out the 50 per cent malnutrition among children. Out of the unwholesome cauldron of junk science, they have conjured up lawsuits over something called ‘toxic mold.’ What this unwholesome alliance produced at the Javits Center was an unrestrained wallow in sentimentality and anti-development attitudes. By this theory, we are at the Pavlovian mercy of the food industry, which spends nearly $10 billion a year advertising unwholesome junk food and fast food. Synonyms unhealthy, noxious, poisonous improper, immoral, indecent, corrupting, depraving, salacious, subversive, exploitative
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