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in·sa·lu·bri·ous [ˌɪnsəˈlu:briəs] ADJ form

insalubrious (unwholesome)

insalubrious (unhealthy)

insalubrious (unhealthy)

insalubrious (dirty)

an insalubrious climate

an insalubrious climate

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On the other side of the perfect, picture postcard mountain lies another city, a vastly different one: one that is dark, desolate, insalubrious, forboding and forlorn. johnsblog.dailymail.co.uk

But amid the splendid marble and mosaic, three low blind arches from the original church of 1348 remind us of the island's insalubrious past. www.independent.co.uk

Post-it notes and sellotape were seen outside being used to stick residents' names to the overflowing postboxes, suggesting there was a high turnover of insalubrious tenants. www.dailymail.co.uk

Notes and sellotape were used to stick residents' names to the doors of properties, suggesting there was a high turnover of insalubrious tenants (left). www.dailymail.co.uk

There are hopes it'll be revived, but for now it's quiet and insalubrious. www.independent.co.uk

Married for 60 years, and having lived in various insalubrious spots abroad over the years, they didn't think they'd ever see the day that drinking water at home wasn't safe. www.stuff.co.nz

The increasing incidence of obesity and other health disorders spurred by insalubrious diet and lifestyle has become a global concern. www.digitaljournal.com

The area was deemed insalubrious, which didn't improve with the closing of the quarry. en.wikipedia.org

Let us boycott their foul fowl and save ourselves from their insalubrious chickens. www.news24.com

Fair trial safeguards have been weakened and people in psychiatric care are still being kept in insalubrious and unsafe conditions. www.thejournal.ie

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