Definition of insalubrious in English:

insalubrious

adjective ˌɪnsəˈluːbrɪəsˌɪnsəˈlubriəs

(of a place) seedy and run-down; unwholesome.
（场所）破败的；不卫生的，有损健康的
a poor area full of insalubrious hotels
Example sentencesExamples
- This was the result of Progressive era concerns over the insalubrious cities, which led to fresh air fund camps and other ventures to provide them with relief during the brutal summers.
- William reserves his disgust for the insalubrious hotels on the circuit and the presence of underagers on the streets.
- Sickness did not abate over the three and a half years of Federal occupation as Helena became known as one of the most insalubrious locations in the Union.
- With the one-bed Gorgie flat set to increase by almost £10000 over the next year, all but the most insalubrious Edinburgh locations will be off limits to single buyers on budgets.
- He damned the owners of the CPR and the banks, and all the other vested interests who scurried along Bay Street, St. James Street and other insalubrious neighbourhoods in the East.
- Sitting in an insalubrious but comfortable room, with heating, a computer, a telephone, a fridge, and water on tap, I would feel a fraud decrying science, which lies behind the technologies that make all of these things possible.
- Moreover, when the taxed-out or squeezed-out peasant moved to the insalubrious factory barracks, he became part of an ill-paid, unhealthy, unskilled, and uneducated proletariat which was a social problem in itself.
- He may have preferred topographical specificity, but given his delicate health, he would have been ill-advised to visit any such insalubrious clime.
- Partly it's because Shakespeare has become tainted with the insalubrious whiff of the schoolroom.
- He reminded me of a bad guy out of a western movie - a heartless hombre silhouetted in the doorway of some insalubrious saloon.
- The Asian fusion restaurant is in the Cathedral Quarter, it's exquisite interior in stark contrast to the insalubrious back street it's located on.
- It was the last activity that afforded the abundant raw material, the insalubrious waste known as coal tar.
- The conditions they lived in were atrocious: overcrowded lodging houses, cellars, and garrets, shanty towns in the insalubrious districts beyond the town walls.
- Shortly before his death he separated from his second wife and went to live in an insalubrious suburb of Paris.
- Why, then, did Sir Harry abandon the Holy City for the insalubrious air of the Great Wen?
- I went into this most insalubrious place with little gnome-like people hunched over indescribable pictures, and I asked the man for this Tokyo Rose.
- Dudley and Lola try not to let their insalubrious surroundings get in the way of their weekend.
- The old model authorized intervention at the local level and also justified public works projects that improved water and sewage systems and cleared away insalubrious housing.
- He is from Pera which is a very insalubrious area of Istanbul.
Synonyms
seedy, unsavoury, sordid, seamy, sleazy, unpleasant, dingy, mean, wretched, dismal
slummy, slum-like, squalid, shabby, ramshackle, tumbledown, run down, down at heel, dilapidated, neglected, uncared-for, unmaintained, crumbling, decaying, gone to rack and ruin
informal scruffy, scuzzy, crummy, grungy, shambly
British informal grotty
North American informal shacky, skanky

Derivatives

insalubrity

noun ˌɪnsəˈluːbrɪtiˌɪnsəˈlubrədi

For, as we have seen, the misfortunes of the city were due to the insalubrity of its climate and the collapse of the Portuguese power and commerce in the East.
Example sentencesExamples
- An argument against this, however, is that following the Civil War the South did experience considerable migration from the North despite its reputation for insalubrity.
- It will in all probability become a place of the first consequence, notwithstanding the insalubrity of its climate, and the dreadful tempests it is subject to in winter.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin insalubris (from in- 'not' + salubris 'salubrious') + -ous.

Definition of insalubrious in US English:

insalubrious

adjectiveˌɪnsəˈlubriəsˌinsəˈlo͞obrēəs

(especially of a climate or locality) not salubrious; unhealthy.
a poor area full of insalubrious hotels
Example sentencesExamples
- He reminded me of a bad guy out of a western movie - a heartless hombre silhouetted in the doorway of some insalubrious saloon.
- Why, then, did Sir Harry abandon the Holy City for the insalubrious air of the Great Wen?
- I went into this most insalubrious place with little gnome-like people hunched over indescribable pictures, and I asked the man for this Tokyo Rose.
- Sickness did not abate over the three and a half years of Federal occupation as Helena became known as one of the most insalubrious locations in the Union.
- He may have preferred topographical specificity, but given his delicate health, he would have been ill-advised to visit any such insalubrious clime.
- This was the result of Progressive era concerns over the insalubrious cities, which led to fresh air fund camps and other ventures to provide them with relief during the brutal summers.
- It was the last activity that afforded the abundant raw material, the insalubrious waste known as coal tar.
- Moreover, when the taxed-out or squeezed-out peasant moved to the insalubrious factory barracks, he became part of an ill-paid, unhealthy, unskilled, and uneducated proletariat which was a social problem in itself.
- Shortly before his death he separated from his second wife and went to live in an insalubrious suburb of Paris.
- Sitting in an insalubrious but comfortable room, with heating, a computer, a telephone, a fridge, and water on tap, I would feel a fraud decrying science, which lies behind the technologies that make all of these things possible.
- With the one-bed Gorgie flat set to increase by almost £10000 over the next year, all but the most insalubrious Edinburgh locations will be off limits to single buyers on budgets.
- Dudley and Lola try not to let their insalubrious surroundings get in the way of their weekend.
- William reserves his disgust for the insalubrious hotels on the circuit and the presence of underagers on the streets.
- Partly it's because Shakespeare has become tainted with the insalubrious whiff of the schoolroom.
- He is from Pera which is a very insalubrious area of Istanbul.
- The Asian fusion restaurant is in the Cathedral Quarter, it's exquisite interior in stark contrast to the insalubrious back street it's located on.
- He damned the owners of the CPR and the banks, and all the other vested interests who scurried along Bay Street, St. James Street and other insalubrious neighbourhoods in the East.
- The conditions they lived in were atrocious: overcrowded lodging houses, cellars, and garrets, shanty towns in the insalubrious districts beyond the town walls.
- The old model authorized intervention at the local level and also justified public works projects that improved water and sewage systems and cleared away insalubrious housing.
Synonyms
seedy, unsavoury, sordid, seamy, sleazy, unpleasant, dingy, mean, wretched, dismal

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin insalubris (from in- ‘not’ + salubris ‘salubrious’) + -ous.

单词	insalubrious
释义	Definition of insalubrious in English: insalubrious adjective ˌɪnsəˈluːbrɪəsˌɪnsəˈlubriəs (of a place) seedy and run-down; unwholesome. （场所）破败的；不卫生的，有损健康的 a poor area full of insalubrious hotels Example sentencesExamples This was the result of Progressive era concerns over the insalubrious cities, which led to fresh air fund camps and other ventures to provide them with relief during the brutal summers. William reserves his disgust for the insalubrious hotels on the circuit and the presence of underagers on the streets. Sickness did not abate over the three and a half years of Federal occupation as Helena became known as one of the most insalubrious locations in the Union. With the one-bed Gorgie flat set to increase by almost £10000 over the next year, all but the most insalubrious Edinburgh locations will be off limits to single buyers on budgets. He damned the owners of the CPR and the banks, and all the other vested interests who scurried along Bay Street, St. James Street and other insalubrious neighbourhoods in the East. Sitting in an insalubrious but comfortable room, with heating, a computer, a telephone, a fridge, and water on tap, I would feel a fraud decrying science, which lies behind the technologies that make all of these things possible. Moreover, when the taxed-out or squeezed-out peasant moved to the insalubrious factory barracks, he became part of an ill-paid, unhealthy, unskilled, and uneducated proletariat which was a social problem in itself. He may have preferred topographical specificity, but given his delicate health, he would have been ill-advised to visit any such insalubrious clime. Partly it's because Shakespeare has become tainted with the insalubrious whiff of the schoolroom. He reminded me of a bad guy out of a western movie - a heartless hombre silhouetted in the doorway of some insalubrious saloon. The Asian fusion restaurant is in the Cathedral Quarter, it's exquisite interior in stark contrast to the insalubrious back street it's located on. It was the last activity that afforded the abundant raw material, the insalubrious waste known as coal tar. The conditions they lived in were atrocious: overcrowded lodging houses, cellars, and garrets, shanty towns in the insalubrious districts beyond the town walls. Shortly before his death he separated from his second wife and went to live in an insalubrious suburb of Paris. Why, then, did Sir Harry abandon the Holy City for the insalubrious air of the Great Wen? I went into this most insalubrious place with little gnome-like people hunched over indescribable pictures, and I asked the man for this Tokyo Rose. Dudley and Lola try not to let their insalubrious surroundings get in the way of their weekend. The old model authorized intervention at the local level and also justified public works projects that improved water and sewage systems and cleared away insalubrious housing. He is from Pera which is a very insalubrious area of Istanbul. Synonyms seedy, unsavoury, sordid, seamy, sleazy, unpleasant, dingy, mean, wretched, dismal slummy, slum-like, squalid, shabby, ramshackle, tumbledown, run down, down at heel, dilapidated, neglected, uncared-for, unmaintained, crumbling, decaying, gone to rack and ruin informal scruffy, scuzzy, crummy, grungy, shambly British informal grotty North American informal shacky, skanky Derivatives insalubrity noun ˌɪnsəˈluːbrɪtiˌɪnsəˈlubrədi For, as we have seen, the misfortunes of the city were due to the insalubrity of its climate and the collapse of the Portuguese power and commerce in the East. Example sentencesExamples An argument against this, however, is that following the Civil War the South did experience considerable migration from the North despite its reputation for insalubrity. It will in all probability become a place of the first consequence, notwithstanding the insalubrity of its climate, and the dreadful tempests it is subject to in winter. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin insalubris (from in- 'not' + salubris 'salubrious') + -ous. Definition of insalubrious in US English: insalubrious adjectiveˌɪnsəˈlubriəsˌinsəˈlo͞obrēəs (especially of a climate or locality) not salubrious; unhealthy. a poor area full of insalubrious hotels Example sentencesExamples He reminded me of a bad guy out of a western movie - a heartless hombre silhouetted in the doorway of some insalubrious saloon. Why, then, did Sir Harry abandon the Holy City for the insalubrious air of the Great Wen? I went into this most insalubrious place with little gnome-like people hunched over indescribable pictures, and I asked the man for this Tokyo Rose. Sickness did not abate over the three and a half years of Federal occupation as Helena became known as one of the most insalubrious locations in the Union. He may have preferred topographical specificity, but given his delicate health, he would have been ill-advised to visit any such insalubrious clime. This was the result of Progressive era concerns over the insalubrious cities, which led to fresh air fund camps and other ventures to provide them with relief during the brutal summers. It was the last activity that afforded the abundant raw material, the insalubrious waste known as coal tar. Moreover, when the taxed-out or squeezed-out peasant moved to the insalubrious factory barracks, he became part of an ill-paid, unhealthy, unskilled, and uneducated proletariat which was a social problem in itself. Shortly before his death he separated from his second wife and went to live in an insalubrious suburb of Paris. Sitting in an insalubrious but comfortable room, with heating, a computer, a telephone, a fridge, and water on tap, I would feel a fraud decrying science, which lies behind the technologies that make all of these things possible. With the one-bed Gorgie flat set to increase by almost £10000 over the next year, all but the most insalubrious Edinburgh locations will be off limits to single buyers on budgets. Dudley and Lola try not to let their insalubrious surroundings get in the way of their weekend. William reserves his disgust for the insalubrious hotels on the circuit and the presence of underagers on the streets. Partly it's because Shakespeare has become tainted with the insalubrious whiff of the schoolroom. He is from Pera which is a very insalubrious area of Istanbul. The Asian fusion restaurant is in the Cathedral Quarter, it's exquisite interior in stark contrast to the insalubrious back street it's located on. He damned the owners of the CPR and the banks, and all the other vested interests who scurried along Bay Street, St. James Street and other insalubrious neighbourhoods in the East. The conditions they lived in were atrocious: overcrowded lodging houses, cellars, and garrets, shanty towns in the insalubrious districts beyond the town walls. The old model authorized intervention at the local level and also justified public works projects that improved water and sewage systems and cleared away insalubrious housing. Synonyms seedy, unsavoury, sordid, seamy, sleazy, unpleasant, dingy, mean, wretched, dismal Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin insalubris (from in- ‘not’ + salubris ‘salubrious’) + -ous.
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