unhealthily

unhealthy | American Dictionary

unhealthy
adjective
us/ʌnˈhel·θi/

unhealthyadjective (ILL)

ill or appearing to be ill

unhealthyadjective (HARMFUL)

harmful to your health:
It’s unhealthy to eat fatty foods all the time.

Examples of unhealthy

unhealthy
Associated with the dwindling in size is the production of poor unhealthy top-growth which tends to die off prematurely.
Even if life in the factory was not necessarily a worse alternative than life in the fields, in some mills work was unhealthy.
Such findings imply that the unhealthier one's overall vocal functioning is, the less confident the child is.
However, children who conform behaviourally are not necessarily healthy or happy children, and over-compliance is an unhealthy trait.
Examples of unhealthy proximities are so numerous in the deposited plans that it is impossible to convey a full impression briefly in prose.
Everything is here: surprise, dismay, complacency, botched-up appearances, introversion, ego split, and unhealthy spirituality.
Towns were (and still often are) unhealthier places to live in than the countryside.
Table 3 compares the total, healthy and unhealthy life expectancies for males and females at the given ages.
Everything else, generally housing, had to remain in its old, cramped, and unhealthy state.
Ill-health was defined as 14 or more unhealthy days during the last 30 days.
Early initiation of unhealthy behaviours might place the individual at higher risk for health problems in later life.
The currently fashionable virtue of self-esteem is a much overrated attribute, but it is unhealthy to have none at all.
By contrast, ' anticontagionists ' stressed the influence of unhealthy environments in the spread of diseases.
Moreover, the parochial concentration on his own school is excessive and unhealthy.
Many younger individuals who are unhealthy enough to be living in a nursing home, however, are at risk of death at an early age.
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