unwholesome in Latin
unwholesome in Latin is morbidus — unwholesome means bad for a person's health.
unwholesome in Latin
morbidus
Not wholesome; unfavorable to health; unhealthful.
What does "unwholesome" mean?
- adj Bad for a person's health.
- adj Spoiled or faulty in some way.
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adj Looking sickly or unpleasant, in a way that suggests poor health.
"There was something indefinably unwholesome about him. Something lean and snakelike."
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unwholesome in a sentence
- There was something indefinably unwholesome about him. Something lean and snakelike.
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What is "unwholesome" in Latin?
"unwholesome" in Latin is morbidus. unwholesome means: Bad for a person's health.
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