0 unpleasant, dirty, or likely to cause disease
It had to march in insalubrious tracts for weeks together.
Writers were "astonished at the way in which an apparently insalubrious environment produced robust and modest beings" (36).
Hillis hypothesizes that simple dichotomies between desirable middle-class suburbs and insalubrious inner urban cores are empirically inadequate.
If people feel that areas are unsightly and insalubrious, they will not walk in them.
All that she knows is that, if he is alive, he is being held in pretty insalubrious conditions.
But my real suggestion is that these offices should be located in the most uncomfortable, insalubrious place in the country.
The first is the high cost of living in a particular area, and the other is the possible detraction of a particularly insalubrious area.
No one would buy those shops because they are in such insalubrious places and millions of punters would be deprived of their local betting shop and lose interest in betting.
