Thesaurus / salubrious

salubrious

How to use salubrious in a sentence

The months which immediately followed the arrival of the new comers were the coolest and most salubrious of the year.

The climate of Avignon, though so strangely inveighed against by Petrarch, is at once healthy and salubrious.

At eight oclock, he calls again for the few hours of darkness, so that both day and night are tempered by his salubrious presence.

It is situated on a high hill, bounded by a large lake of the most salubrious water, called Peutla by the natives.

"It is levied on every one who chooses to export himself from these salubrious shores," I explained.

Of the Pontine Marshes themselves it is certain that they are not salubrious, and malaria is most prevalent near them.

There were a few thousand inhabitants of mixed race, and the tropical climate, though moist and enervating, is fairly salubrious.

Welcome mild salubrious breezes, come to thaw our frozen joints!

The climate is salubrious, but it is cold in the mountains, where they have snow during the greater part of the year.

Oh, Ladies and Gentlemen—(earnestly)—take advantage of a salubrious night like this!

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985