Adjective: Conducive to good health and well-being. Healthful. Good for ya.
"The salubrious mountain air did wonders for the tuberculosis patient."
Etymology: 1540-1550, Latin. salūbr meaning "promoting health," related to salūs meaning "health."
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Wednesday word: salubrious
Adjective: Conducive to good health and well-being. Healthful. Good for ya.
"The salubrious mountain air did wonders for the tuberculosis patient."
Etymology: 1540-1550, Latin. salūbr meaning "promoting health," related to salūs meaning "health."
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