unwholesomely

“He considered both theater and novels a foolish waste of time and recoiled from all games of chance, believing that they unwholesomely excited the mind.”

The breakfast muffins my fellow participants and I were given were an off-putting shade of indigo, unwholesomely oily and had to be washed down within 10 minutes with yucky-flavoured milk.

But they positively reeled out of the cinemas, alienated by this weird, fragmented, obsessive story of killing and unwholesomely close mother-son relations, in which Kelly was playing a creepy murderer.

They foretold unwholesome political intrusions—whatever may be the unwholesome features of the present operations of our postal system, those operations are less unwholesomely attached to political influences than ever before.

William was unwholesomely precocious as a boy, pious, studious and greedy for distinction and praise.