0 dirty or unhealthy and therefore likely to cause disease:
unsanitary toilets
unsanitary living conditions
1 dirty, esp. in a way that is dangerous to health:
unsanitary conditions
In their zeal to protect the city against the new outbreak, the authorities targeted the unsanitary subjects they suspected of spreading the disease.
But the authorities encountered opposition from both unsanitary subjects and sanitary citizens.
But the story also gives hint that the "weakened vigour" was a result of poor diet and unsanitary working conditions.
Examples of typical neglect incidents included leaving young children alone, failing to seek appropriate medical care, maintaining unsanitary living conditions, and providing inadequate nourishment.
They faced the challenge of providing modern amenities and adapting the urban form to solve problems of overcrowding and unsanitary dwellings.
Typical neglect incidents included leaving young children at home alone, maintaining unsanitary living conditions, and providing inadequate nourishment.
The uncouth and unsanitary sparrow lived in any available cavity, furnishing its filthy and unsightly ' ' lodgings ' ' and ' 'tenements ' ' with ' ' any rubbish.
They did not consider their conditions unhealthy or unsanitary, and they did not consider themselves to be malnourished.
