The Method and Manner of curing the late raging Fevers, and of the danger, uncertainly and unwholesomeness of the Jesuit's bark.
Little is heard of the unwholesomeness of prison life until the medieval period is nearly over--not indeed because the prisons were better managed than they were later.
The earl of Flanders, alone, ventured to sea, experiencing a prosperous issue to a rash attempt: wherefore part of this assembled multitude returned home through want; and part of them died from the unwholesomeness of the climate.
She feels the unwholesomenessof thus "living by inspiration, and not by reason.
The cheeks of the French soldiers, too, whom we met at every turn, were red as their trousers, and they seemed to flourish on the imputed unwholesomeness of the atmosphere.
Barry express themselves in the most vigorous terms as to the unwholesomeness of this work, and the small consideration shown by most of the manufacturers for the health of the girls who do it.
Such disorderly persons, however, seldom rear up numerous families, their children generally perishing from neglect, mismanagement, and the scantiness or unwholesomeness of their food.
Unwholesomeness is a species of disagreeableness, and its effects upon the wages of labour are to be ranked under that general head.
Here, though the blacks take precautions in the butchering a hawks-bill (being aware of its bad repute elsewhere), they have had no actual experience of the unwholesomeness of the flesh.
The probable cause of the unwholesomeness of a damp house is its liability to grow moulds and mildews and allied organisms.
The growth of putrefactive and pathogenic organisms is checked by dryness and encouraged by dampness, and it is probable that it is in this direction that we are to look for the causes of the unwholesomeness of damp houses.
In the introduction to this measure, the marsh was declared to be "much deserted, owing to the danger resulting from foreign invasion and to the unwholesomeness of the soil and situation.
Travellers provide for their security in the neighbouring villages, or set up their tents, everybody flies to some shelter, as well to avoid the unwholesomeness as the violence of the rain.
This is not all the danger, for there is yet more to be apprehended from the unwholesomeness of the air, and the vapours which arise from the scorched earth at the fall of the first showers, than from the torrents and rivers.
Never discuss the wholesomeness or unwholesomeness of foods; never mention or think of unwholesomeness at all.
A sickness had broken out among Davis's people, which was attributed to the unwholesomeness of the air, or the bad water, at Ria Lexa.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unwholesomeness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
