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[ UK /sælˈuːbɹɪəs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. promoting health; healthful
    a healthy diet
    healthy and normal outlets for youthful energy
    plenty of healthy sleep
    clean healthy air
    the salubrious mountain air and water
    carrots are good for you
  2. favorable to health of mind or body
    one of the less salubrious suburbs
    not the most salubrious campsite

How To Use salubrious In A Sentence

  • With the one-bed Gorgie flat set to increase by almost £10000 over the next year, all but the most insalubrious Edinburgh locations will be off limits to single buyers on budgets.
  • With the weather turning out to be salubrious for the past few days, fitting well into the celebrative atmosphere, the students could not ask for more.
  • Whilst the traditional different places of employment obviously differ (from, the smell of the "briny" with a cooking range being pitched up and down with the ship by the waves; to the unwanted inclusion of sand, leaves and insects in the field; to the salubrious comfort of an air base), the core skills, role and esprit must be common throughout the three Services. Army Rumour Service
  • But he brought these "ignudi" crashing down to earth, revamping them as a sequence of sexily insalubrious half-length boys, interacting equally with spectacular still-life elements and with the viewer. The Misery Memoirist
  • Think of it as a miniature Camden Crawl with less townie posturing, and no need for wristbands.www.treorchytown.co.ukFrank's Café and Campari Bar is set in an insalubrious multistorey car park in Peckham, but don't let that put you off. The insider's guide to free arts
  • Horses and what they leave behind them clogged cities that were already insalubrious from coal smoke, industry and notional sewage systems. The Case Against Summer
  • With sylvan surroundings, the falls covered with tall lush green forest trees and salubrious climate is a feast to eyes.
  • If they had dumped us a long way away in an area that was not salubrious then we would have had problems.
  • Many of those who made money left for more salubrious parts of town, taking their newly acquired wealth with them. Times, Sunday Times
  • The Protestant planters and their co-religionists settled on the right, in both senses, bank of the River Foyle, a well-situated salubrious suburb called Waterside.
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