unwholesomeness

This cultural obsession, she shows, was manufactured by 20th-century policymakers and real estate developers wanting to populate the suburbs, as well as media-fueled — often racist and elitist — panics over the unwholesomeness of cities for families.

In point of unwholesomeness the place was quite as bad as Fort Frontenac; and a large part of the army fell into a most deplorable condition of debility.

This only increased the unwholesomeness of the air, and at last Louis fell ill too.

A sickness had broken out among Davis's people, which was attributed to the unwholesomeness of the air, or the bad water, at Ria Lexa.

Witness their unwholesomeness, their filth, the tyranny of their governors, the misery of their inmates!