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Meanings of salutary in English
Tending to promote physical well-being; beneficial to health.
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Usage of salutary in English
1
I thought that, in the present circumstances, this would be most salutary.
2
The story of Brixton Village in South London is a salutary tale.
3
But, as writes the venerable biographer, it was salutary in the end.
4
There is something salutary, after all, in the training of the harem.
5
Nor is pain altogether an evil; it is rather a salutary warning.
6
This excess of strictness I have heard vindicated as a salutary error.
7
The prowess of the defenders had already taught them a salutary lesson.
8
He had despised the salutary advice of many princes and notable personages.
9
All to serve as salutary warnings to those contemplating any such crimes.
10
I drank the contents, and felt for a season the salutary effects.
11
History has upon the whole accepted the choice he made as salutary.
12
The name of peace is sweet, the thing itself is most salutary.
13
This was salutary in promoting among them many virtues, worthy of commendation.
14
The magistrate straightway began to discourse on temperance and its salutary effects.
15
Among the Sumatrans blood is never drawn with so salutary an intent.
16
This measure has been followed by the most salutary effects at Munich.
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Salutary across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common