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wholesomeness

[ UK /hˈə‍ʊlsʌmnəs/ ]
[ US /ˈhoʊɫsəmnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the quality of being beneficial and generally good for you

How To Use wholesomeness In A Sentence

  • Michael, keeping him in the tiptop of physical condition and mental wholesomeness. CHAPTER XI
  • Briefly stated, these are: the wholesomeness of the water, the adequateness and steadiness of the supply, its availability under a sufficient pressure, insuring a good flow, and the legal restrictions with which many water-supply problems are surrounded. The Home Medical Library, Volume V (of VI)
  • The wholesomeness of industrial society during this epoch was captured by the American economist and Nobel Laureate, Paul Krugman, in his memorable image of a picket fence.
  • He taught his loyal subjects saying, "People of Benares wholesomeness begins with giving up the five unwholesome actions once and for all.
  • Fred Thompson, after a long summer's nap, showed up with his folksiest A game and told McCain's Vietnam story with Paul Harvey-like wholesomeness that nearly made me forget it was the 5,000th time I've heard it. Undefined
  • The Cress of the herbalist is a noun of multitude: it comprises several sorts, differing in kind but possessing the common properties of wholesomeness and pungency. Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure
  • It doesn't take long for the scab of small-town wholesomeness to be picked off, revealing the perversity festering underneath.
  • Because of his wholesomeness and purity, which were easily seen by everyone, he was known as the Elephant King Goodness.
  • Instead, she amazed him with her simplicity and wholesomeness, with her great store of comradeliness. Chapter XV
  • She's perfected that smiling art of PR deflection, of projecting a sweetly vacuous wholesomeness.
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