wholesome Antonyms
Strongest:
- ill
- unhealthy
- sickly
- unwell
- weak
- sick
- weak
- sick
- unsound
- feeble
- ailing
- infirm
- diseased
- feeble
- diseased
- infirm
- ill
- unfit
- unhealthy
- sickly
- ailing
- unfit
- unwell
- unsound
Strong:
- sickened
- disabled
- lame
- frail
- worn-out
- fragile
- weakened
- run-down
- decrepit
- sickened
- delicate
- run-down
- bad
- debilitated
- lame
- haggard
- delicate
- weakened
- troubled
- challenged
- debilitated
- halt
- weakly
- bad
- fragile
- enfeebled
- undernourished
- frail
- incapacitated
- halt
- worn-out
- gaunt
- gaunt
- crippled
- undernourished
- malnourished
- haggard
- troubled
- incapacitated
- decrepit
- enfeebled
- crippled
- challenged
- disabled
- malnourished
- weakly
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Meaning of wholesome
wholesome (a)
conducive to or characteristic of physical or moral well-being
wholesome (s)
sound or exhibiting soundness in body or mind
wholesome (superl.)
Tending to promote health; favoring health; salubrious; salutary.
Contributing to the health of the mind; favorable to morals, religion, or prosperity; conducive to good; salutary; sound; as, wholesome advice; wholesome doctrines; wholesome truths; wholesome laws.
Sound; healthy.
wholesome Sentence Examples
- The family dinner was a wholesome gathering filled with laughter and love.
- The warm bread and homemade jam spread a sense of wholesome goodness throughout the room.
- The elderly couple's daily routine was a wholesome mix of gardening, reading, and laughter.
- The wholesome aroma of baking cookies filled the air with a sense of comfort and nostalgia.
- The local community garden provided wholesome produce for families in need.
- The wholesome values instilled in his childhood made him a kind and compassionate soul.
- The wholesome laughter of children echoed through the playground, bringing joy to passersby.
- Thewholesome content of the television program left viewers feeling inspired and uplifted.
- The wholesome experience of camping under the stars fostered a deep connection with nature.
- The wholesome spirit of the neighborhood made it a safe and welcoming place for all who lived there.
FAQs About the word wholesome
conducive to or characteristic of physical or moral well-being, sound or exhibiting soundness in body or mindTending to promote health; favoring health; salubri
robust,healthy, well, sturdy, bouncing, tough, hearty, in shape, fit, thriving
ill, unhealthy, sickly, unwell, weak, sick, weak, sick, unsound, feeble
The family dinner was a wholesome gathering filled with laughter and love.
The warm bread and homemade jam spread a sense of wholesome goodness throughout the room.
The elderly couple's daily routine was a wholesome mix of gardening, reading, and laughter.
The wholesome aroma of baking cookies filled the air with a sense of comfort and nostalgia.
