wholesomeness

wholesome | American Dictionary

wholesome
adjective
us/ˈhoʊl·səm/
good for you, and likely to benefit you physically, morally, or emotionally:
Wholesome food helps keep you healthy.
This movie is wholesome family entertainment.

Examples of wholesome

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What might be perceived as "light and wholesome in the highest degree" is relative and partly dependent upon what people might have been used to.
One of the assumptions of 'authentic practice' is that 'correct' performance makes for a pleasant, wholesome encounter.
A belief in the wholesome transformation wrought by capitalism on the economic role of women has provided early-modern women's history with an alluring big picture.
We need wholesome food, produced in an environmentally-friendly and humane manner, which is consumed as near as possible to the point of production.
The historical accounts presented here clearly demonstrate humankind's early struggles to provide wholesome, good-tasting and disease-free drinking water since the beginning of human settlements.
One gets such wholesome returns of conjecture out of such trifling investment of fact.
His shows, like his own life, were clean and wholesome, and they often featured religious songs.
A wholesome caregiver - child attachment relationship can also promote competence acquisition through modeling, and stimulation of the young child's developing curiosity.
Concepts of rural life as wholesome and desirable have a very long history.
Theirs was a wholesome version of a music curriculum.
A man's mind was an object to be molded and shaped by the man himself (with the usual assistance from wholesome influences, feminine and masculine alike).
Boys' work agencies function to redirect the activities of existing gangs into "wholesome" changes by some sort of supervision.
In a larger sense, the extended metaphor of physical work maps the intellectual onto the bodily self, projecting a union which is glimpsed as both ' ' wholesome and belonging.
Carnivorous fish are not less delicate eating than herbivorous ones, and there appears no reason why some carnivorous animals should not furnish wholesome and palatable food.
It simply lacks wholesome direction.
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