wholesomeness Synonyms
Strongest:
- fitness
- vigor
- heartiness
- wholeness
- wellness
- robustness
- soundness
- healthiness
- strength
- agility
- health
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- unsoundness
- unhealthiness
- sickness
- unhealthiness
- sickness
- weakness
- illness
- unsoundness
- illness
- weakness
Strong:
- infirmity
- trouble
- disease
- ailment
- ailment
- decrepitude
- sickliness
- disorder
- sickliness
- malady
- decrepitude
- trouble
- condition
- disease
- feebleness
- condition
- debility
- lameness
- debility
- malady
- infirmity
- lameness
- feebleness
- disorder
Weak:
wholesomeness Meaning
wholesomeness (n)
the quality of being beneficial and generally good for you
wholesomeness Sentence Examples
- The wholesomeness of the countryside filled him with a sense of tranquility.
- The farmer's market offered an abundance of wholesome produce.
- The family gathered around the table for a wholesome meal.
- The wholesomeness of their relationship was evident in the way they cared for each other.
- The children's laughter and joy created an atmosphere of wholesomeness and happiness.
- The movie portrayed the wholesomeness of a small-town community.
- The wholesome nature of the event made it suitable for all ages.
- She was drawn to him because of his kind heart and wholesome demeanor.
- The wholesomeness of the ingredients ensured a healthy and satisfying meal.
- The wholesome values they had instilled in their children would stay with them forever.
FAQs About the word wholesomeness
the quality of being beneficial and generally good for you
fitness, vigor, heartiness, wholeness, wellness, robustness, soundness, healthiness, strength, agility
unsoundness, unhealthiness, sickness, unhealthiness, sickness, weakness,illness, unsoundness, illness, weakness
The wholesomeness of the countryside filled him with a sense of tranquility.
The farmer's market offered an abundance of wholesome produce.
The family gathered around the table for a wholesome meal.
The wholesomeness of their relationship was evident in the way they cared for each other.
