insalubrity (Meaning)

Wordnet

insalubrity (n)

the quality of being insalubrious and debilitating

Webster

Unhealthfulness; unwholesomeness; as, the insalubrity of air, water, or climate.

The insalubrity of the living conditions in the slums led to widespread disease and poverty.
The city's notorious insalubrity caused a sharp decline in population due to rampant illness.
The stagnant water in the streets created an insalubrious environment, breeding mosquitoes and bacteria.
The government's neglect of sanitation and hygiene contributed to the insalubrity of the region.
The introduction of vaccination and antibiotics helped to combat the insalubrity that plagued many cities in the past.
The insalubrity of the climate made it difficult to maintain a healthy lifestyle and exacerbated allergies.
The insalubrious air quality in the industrial district caused respiratory problems for residents.
The insalubrity of the water supply led to cases of waterborne illnesses and skin infections.
The insalubrious conditions of the prison led to poor health among inmates and raised concerns about human rights violations.
The insalubrity of the environment was evident in the prevalence of pests, vermin, and decaying organic matter.

the quality of being insalubrious and debilitatingUnhealthfulness; unwholesomeness; as, the insalubrity of air, water, or climate.

unwholesome, unhealthful, insanitary, noxious, unhealthy, toxic, sickly,poisonous, unhygienic,noisome

healthful,healthy, sanitary, healthful, healthy, sanitary,hygienic, hygienic,nutritious, nutritious

The insalubrity of the living conditions in the slums led to widespread disease and poverty.

The city's notorious insalubrity caused a sharp decline in population due to rampant illness.

The stagnant water in the streets created an insalubrious environment, breeding mosquitoes and bacteria.

The government's neglect of sanitation and hygiene contributed to the insalubrity of the region.