Salubrious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SALUBRIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• beneficial, healthful
• health-giving; healthy
• (of a place) pleasant; not run-down
• Favorable to health; healthful; promoting health; as, salubrious air, water, or climate.
• promoting health; healthful
• favorable to health of mind or body
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• favorable to or promoting health or well-being

Words related to SALUBRIOUS

salubriously17 salubriousness16

Words that contain SALUBRIOUS

insalubrious14 salubriously17 insalubriously19 salubriousness16 salubriousnesse17 salubriousnesses18

How to use SALUBRIOUS in a sentence

• The air of the country, at the foot of the Atlas, is pure and salubrious.
• Why, sir, that boy of yours will, one of these days, be sending your grandson to the salubrious city of Jeddo to spend his summer vacations.
• They remained chatting there for a few moments longer, in the salubrious shade of the green oaks.
• The climate is salubrious, and provisions of all kinds abundant and cheap.
• Since the first settlement of the State it has become gradually known as possessing an extremely salubrious climate.
• The air here, as in the other parts of Barbary, is very pure and salubrious.
• Were these moral means applicable to the case of Thomas Roch? One may be permitted to doubt it, even amid the tranquil and salubrious surroundings of Healthful House.
• This temperate and salubrious atmosphere is scarcely affected by changes of season.
• The air is very salubrious, the water in general soft, the situation delightfully pleasant, the neighbourhood genteel, and accommodations in general very excellent.
• The salubrious situation of Clifton has long since attracted the wealthy.
• Its climate is clear and salubrious, and the country as well calculated as any other on the globe to minister to the support and happiness of civilized man.
• The climate is mild and salubrious, and drier than at Bogota.
• It was thought, therefore, that the elevated position and salubrious air, as well as the quiet life of the monastery of St.
• It is, at least, certain that this State, whether the fact is due to its inland and salubrious climate, or to its habits of physical training, has added many a Hero unto humanity.
• Its territory is generally so much elevated above the level of the sea, that it enjoys, though in the torrid zone, a comparatively salubrious and temperate climate.
• It was to accompany Ann to a more salubrious climate.
• The climate in the sierra, although not so pleasant on account of the constant winds, is extremely salubrious, the heat never exceeding 97 deg.
• Has your cough entirely left you? I wish the atmosphere would return to a salubrious condition, for I really think it is not healthy.
• The climate is very sultry in summer, and not very salubrious.
• Praise be to God! We find this continent prosperous, the climate salubrious and delightful, the inhabitants genial and courteous, the government equitable and just.
• All the fields and grasses, all the meadows of fruits and grains, all the mountain slopes and streams of salubrious water belong to them.
• Praise be to God! we find this continent prosperous, the climate salubrious and delightful, the inhabitants genial and courteous, the government equable and just.
• With their life in the open air, on this salubrious soil, under that temperate zone, working both with head and hands, they could not suppose that illness would ever attack them.
• Several towns and villages are situated among these mountains, where the inhabitants enjoy the coolness of a European spring and a pure and salubrious atmosphere.
• The climate was allowed by every one, medical as well as others, to be fine and salubrious.
• Blessed art thou in the salubrious realm of illegal substances and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, beer and chewing tobacco.
• The city is neat, orderly, salubrious, full of light and air, and resembles Paris or London.
• The air of Hispaniola is stated to be salubrious, and the rivers which flow over beds of gold, wholesome.
• Her mission in life seemed not so much to distribute honey as to sprinkle salt, to render things salubrious, to enable them to keep their tonic naturalness.
• By washing, pressure, and evaporation, it is deprived of all its noxious qualities, and being formed into cakes becomes a salubrious and not an unpalatable substitute for bread.
• It is the first and most important point to secure a southern or western aspect, a gentle declivity the second, salubrious air and suitable soil the third.
• The climate is a mean between that of eastern and western Washington, and is very mild and salubrious.
• Helena has a salubrious climate, that the Emperor was treated with indulgent courtesy, and had abundance to eat and drink.
• His utmost is to say that the climate of a place is salubrious.
• The country around is hilly and beautiful, fertile and salubrious.

Similar words containing SALUBRIOU without suffix s

insalubrious14 salubriously17 insalubriously19 salubriousness16 salubriousnesse17 salubriousnesses18

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