Meanings of more salubrious in English

The outhouse will do me nicely: it will be more salubrious.

It was a large, dignified building in a much more salubrious area of the Nightside.

So I was whisked off to the Majestic, in a rather more salubrious part of town.

After landing in Roanoke, they were supposed to move up to the more salubrious Chesapeake Bay.

My little angels find this spot more salubrious.

It would be hard to find a more salubrious site for a camp than Johnson's Island.

Northumberland Avenue is one of those streets that gets more salubrious with every passing house sale.

Before friends located her and had her moved to more salubrious environs, she was given shock therapy.

It's more private, and somewhat more salubrious.'

He wormed his way through into a far more salubrious room than the one he had just left.

Of the residences of the French kings none stood in a more salubrious air or commanded a fairer prospect.

A couple of well-dressed swans on their way to a more salubrious appointment glanced in our direction as they glided past.

Formerly it was bordered by houses, which were taken down in 1786: this has rendered the quarter more airy, and consequently more salubrious.

But its tourist office might soon have something a tad more salubrious to advertise - Borlange is also the hometown of Mando Diao.

They've been struggling to overcome a bad reputation and become a more salubrious off-shore center, said Ted Wilson, a wealth management consultant at Scorpio Partnership.

Yes, the "climate" of Berlin should be more salubrious to the body, if not to the mind, than the fickle environment of capricious nature.