0 not good for you, and likely to have a bad effect on your life either physically, morally, or emotionally:
These suspicions [shubhe] have such an evil influence [girah] that the entire household's life becomes unwholesome [aj-ran].
These provisions prevent the importation or sale of food or sale of feedingstuffs which are unsound or unwholesome or otherwise unfit for consumption.
We withdrew reluctantly, and we have left behind an unwholesome fund of ill will.
Is she aware that her apparent partisanship in the matter is having a most unwholesome effect on authorities and is greatly resented in the country?
We have eight clauses, fairly long clauses some of them, dealing with this very matter and referring to unwholesome water, wholesome water and so on.
All avoidance draws a most unwholesome and invidious distinction between those who have avoided the tax and those who have not avoided it.
If the chemical makes the water "unwholesome" as defined by the court, the undertaker would be in breach of this duty.
To say that that was deleterious or spoilt the beer or made it unwholesome was quibbling.
