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Meanings of wholesome in English
Conducive to or characteristic of physical or moral well-being.
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Usage of wholesome in English
1
Their collaborative work with nature was the beginning of wholesome, sustainable agriculture.
2
The boy shall grow up in the wholesome air of the country.
3
Although she has a wholesome look she often tries to sabotage it.
4
And in view of this the wholesome law of seniority was invented.
5
She teaches second grade, which proved that she was wholesome at least.
6
Nothing was so wholesome and invigorating as this bivouac in the forest.
7
It is not pleasant as compliment; it is not wholesome as instruction.
8
Here one has a wholesome notion of the unimportance of the individual.
9
The work of the eighteenth century is healthy and good and wholesome.
10
Modern industrial civilization caused many tribes to swell beyond the wholesome limit.
11
The orange is one of the most delicious and wholesome of fruits.
12
She always approached the struggle for liberty in a wholesome revolutionary mood.
13
The next day he received from him wholesome advice in his closet.
14
The psychic effect of such omnipresent warspeak may not be completely wholesome.
15
At least there was a wholesome leaven in it of honest stupidity.
16
They contain no refined sugar or flour, only wholesome and healthy ingredients.
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Wholesome across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common