wholesomeness
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4.2
- noun
- /ˈhoʊlsəmnəs/
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- The New England area carries an image much like that conveyed by Vermont-labeled products (Meinig 1979, 165-166), but only Vermont-affiliated products distinguished themselves by communicating a strong image of homemade wholesomeness.
- icon of wholesomeness
- kind of wholesomeness
- wholesomeness and good
I want to get back to that sense of completeness or wholesomeness or whole nurse where there is joy, blessed, peace, freedom and so.
- I want to get back to that sense of completeness or wholesomeness or whole nurse where there is joy, blessed, peace, freedom and so.
Examples
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Authentic, hard-working, well-coached teams emanate goodness, wholesomeness, and devotion through their actions first and words later.
Blog text (22) -
Yet in their simplicity, there was a wholesomeness that has been eroded from the lives of more than a few in the USA and also many in the rest of the world.
Blog text (34) -
Fortunately, wholesomeness is available and healing does exist.
Academic text (1993) -
The study reported here examined efforts being undertaken by grocery and convenience stores to control the wholesomeness of HMR food items.
Academic text (2005) -
We're gathered here this morning in the spirit of wholesomeness and patriotism, our trademarks here at MGM.
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Images of a symbolically mediated past agrarian existence have come to represent not just the ideal of community but also the good life, wholesomeness, and the moral values of Japan.
Academic text (1997) -
Finally, some foods are more likely to be involved in foodborne illnesses than others, and ensuring their wholesomeness poses greater challenges to retailers (Gourmet Retailer, 2001).
Academic text (2005) -
Despite her qualification that this bleak description "is no general indictment of all single women, many of whom demonstrate an admirable wholesomeness of character which is above price," Chambers fears the ramifications of enforced celibacy.
Fiction book (1993) -
While the wholesomeness of the herby diet was indisputable, Evelyn, like Tryon, believed the real problem was the French style of made dishes and exotic sauces, which a wanton and expensive luxury has introduced.
Academic text (2011) -
Eating fruits and vegetables daily contributes to the wholesomeness of a person's diet.
Synonyms
82
1.0
Kind, honest, and fair behaviour in a person
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6.1
Kind feelings and actions that help other people
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1.6
Being well in body and mind
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4.1
A quality that helps your body stay strong and well
Antonyms
How Wholesome
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4.2
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3.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word wholesomeness comes from the simple word whole meaning 'complete' or 'healthy' and the ending -some meaning 'full of' or 'causing'. So wholesomeness is the quality of being 'health-giving' and morally good.