wholesome in Irish
wholesome in Irish is folláin — wholesome means good for a person's physical health, especially in relation to food.
wholesome in Irish
folláin
Promoting good physical health and well-being.
What does "wholesome" mean?
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adj Good for a person's physical health, especially in relation to food.
"They served a wholesome breakfast of porridge and fruit."
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adj Morally good, decent, and positive in a simple, uplifting way.
"The film was praised for its wholesome family message."
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wholesome in a sentence
- They served a wholesome breakfast of porridge and fruit.
- The film was praised for its wholesome family message.
- It was a wholesome little video of a dog reuniting with its owner.
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What is "wholesome" in Irish?
"wholesome" in Irish is folláin. wholesome means: Good for a person's physical health, especially in relation to food.
How do you use "wholesome" in a sentence?
Example: "They served a wholesome breakfast of porridge and fruit." In Irish, "wholesome" is folláin.
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