0 causing improvement of behaviour or character -- （对行为或性格的改善）有益的
a salutary experience 有益的经历
a salutary reminder of the dangers of mountain climbing 对登山危险性的有益提醒
Just as often, they saw it as a useful indicator of illness, an inevitable side effect of drastic cures, and a toughening, salutary sensation.
Yet it is salutary to reflect how readily our intuitions about the special wrongness of using are overgeneralized.
Still, merely being reminded of the sheer fact of diversity can have salutary effects on the behaviour of such representatives as are assembled.
It was a salutary and vivid story revealing how the music brought people together, informed them about what was going on and emotionally empowered them.
This scholarly trend toward a less individualistic, more process-oriented notion of informed consent and its resulting role for close others is salutary.
Thus, those who speak about the difference that class makes are obliged to ensure that their insights are put to salutary rather than pernicious uses.
Exactly how this position might be positively determined remains moot, and it is probably salutary to resist giving it definitional closure.
It is certainly salutary to realize that our problem today had attracted a full-length study 30 years ago.
