salubrious

Having grown fearful for their own safety in a once salubrious area that was now rife with crime, they became reclusive, amended their wills, arranged for their dog to be put down and for his ashes to spread on their grave.

“You get a very scientific penitentiary in a very cold region that they believe to be salubrious.”

If it weren’t for the war, a more salubrious place to do science would be hard to imagine.

Yet the study also found that during that period the shuttering of coal plants in the United State, coupled with the installation of scrubbers in the smokestacks to “clean” coal exhaust, has had salubrious effects.

Before Sylvie can surrender to that salubrious melody everything around her turns to noodles, a fate Loki realizes can only be avoided by rewriting the story, and maybe that's a coded message from the writers to their overextended bosses.