salubrious in Latin
salubrious in Latin is salūber — salubrious means good for health, especially in relation to air, climate or food.
salubrious in Latin
salūber
Promoting health or well-being; wholesome, especially relating to food or air.
What does "salubrious" mean?
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adjective Good for health, especially in relation to air, climate or food.
"The doctor recommended a spell in the salubrious mountain air."
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salubrious in a sentence
- The doctor recommended a spell in the salubrious mountain air.
- They moved to a more salubrious part of town for the sake of their health.
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What is "salubrious" in Latin?
"salubrious" in Latin is salūber. salubrious means: Good for health, especially in relation to air, climate or food.
How do you use "salubrious" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor recommended a spell in the salubrious mountain air." In Latin, "salubrious" is salūber.
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