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salubriously

Pronunciation: /səˈluːbriəli/ adverb · British & US
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What does salubriously mean?

Salubriously means in a way that promotes health, vitality, or general well-being. It is the adverb formed from salubrious, an adjective describing something wholesome, beneficial, or favorable to physical health. The word is especially used in formal or literary descriptions of places, buildings, climates, living conditions, and arrangements. For example, a house might be described as salubriously positioned if its location admits abundant fresh air and sunlight, or a plan might be salubriously conceived if it supports healthy living. In modern English, salubriously has a somewhat old-fashioned and elevated register, so healthier is usually more natural in ordinary conversation. Its distinctive value is in conveying not merely the absence of illness, but an active contribution to physical well-being and vitality.

adverb

In a way that promotes health, well-being, or beneficial conditions.

Senses
  1. In a manner that promotes health, vitality, or general well-being.
Example

"The old house was salubriously designed to maximize sunlight and ventilation."

More examples

"The resort is salubriously situated among the hills and pine forests."

"The architect created a salubriously spacious interior filled with natural light."

Did you know?

Salubriously is the literary way to say that something actively supports health and well-being.

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Where does salubriously come from?

Salubriously derives from salubrious, which comes from the Latin salubris, meaning healthy, wholesome, or beneficial to health. The related noun salubrity records the same Latin root and refers to healthiness or wholesomeness. The Latin adjective saluber and salubris also contributed to the Romance-language cognates 包括 salubre in Spanish and Italian and salubre in Portuguese.

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How salubriously is actually used

This is a formal and literary word. It is much less common in everyday speech than words such as "healthily" or "beneficially," and its positive, somewhat old-fashioned tone is noticeable.

What's another word for salubriously?

What's the opposite of salubriously?

unhealthilyinsalubriously

Rhymes with salubriously