un|whole´some|ly

un|whole´some|ly
un|whole|some «uhn HOHL suhm», adjective.
1. not wholesome, especially: a) not good for the body; not physically wholesome; unhealthful: »

a damp, unwholesome climate. A diet consisting mainly of candy is unwholesome.

b) not good for the mind or spirit; not morally wholesome: »

unwholesome literature, unwholesome companions.

2. not in good health; unhealthy.
un|whole´some|ly, adverb.
un|whole´some|ness, noun.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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