salutarinessn.
/ˈsaljʊtərɪnɪs/ The property of being salutary.
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the world > health and disease > [noun] > good health > state of being conducive to
wholesomenessa1200
salubrity?a1475
halesomeness1483
healthfulness?1535
healthsomeness1548
sanity1613
sanitude1652
healthiness1670
salubriousness1677
salutariness1727
the world > action or operation > advantage > [noun] > advantageous or beneficial quality > conducive to mental or moral well-being
wholesomenessa1200
halesomeness1483
salubrityc1643
salutariness1727
1727 N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict. II
1755 S. Johnson Dict. Eng. Lang. Salutariness, wholsomeness; quality of contributing to health or safety.
1873 M. Arnold Lit. & Dogma iii. 94 The desire felt by pious Israelites for some new aspect of religion such as Jesus Christ presented, is..the best proof of its..salutariness.
1879 H. Spencer Data of Ethics iii. 41 Insistence on the salutariness of a state in which the wills of slaves and citizens are humbly subject to the wills of masters and rulers.
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n.1727- to eat parrot
- to eat parrot bottom
- to eat parrot head
- to eat pussy
- to eat salt
- to eat salt with
- to eat shit
- to eat short
- to eat snakes
- to eat stick
- to eat the air
- to eat the clock
- to eat the dog food
- to eat the fat of the land
- to eat the fruit of one's own doings
- to eat the good of the land
- to eat the green weenie
- to eat the ground bare
- to eat the leek
- to eat toads
- to eat toot
- to eat tutu
- to eat up
- to eat up one's heart
- to eat well