0 dirty or unhealthy and therefore likely to cause disease: --
unsanitary living conditions
unsanitary toilets
1 dirty, esp. in a way that is dangerous to health: --
unsanitary conditions
It is the law of the land that houses that have gone into complete disrepair and have become unsanitary should be closed.
Far too many of our people live in accommodation that is unsatisfactory, unsanitary and not waterproof or windproof.
Over 40 years there was no apparent improvement in infant survival, and the differentiating cause was more acute in 1900 : early weaning in an unsanitary urban environment.
Legislation cannot be passed to limit buildings at different heights in different districts - it must be directed toward the abolition of unsanitary conditions in all localities.
Such was not known to be unsanitary.
Competition for space in these overcrowded, unsanitary quarters became more and more intense.
Cooked food may become unsanitary over the course of the day, contributing to diarrhea, disease, and dehydration.
They did not consider their conditions unhealthy or unsanitary, and they did not consider themselves to be malnourished.
