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adv. In an unwholesome manner.
Usage examples of "unwholesomely".
Kienze bad gone mad and perished before reaching this sinster remnant of a past unwholesomely remote, and had advised me to go with him.
Past all these gorgeous lands the malodourous ship flew unwholesomely, urged by the abnormal strokes of those unseen rowers below.
These had been all white, meaning unwholesomely rich in greens and blues and carmines, and very pallid to begin with, earning slow increments of honey and ultimate toffee as the sun slowly chewed them.
Nay, the common speech of the people showed change: in place of the old midland vernacular, irregular but clean, and not unwholesomely drawling, a jerky dialect of coined metaphors began to be heard, held together by GUNNAS and GOTTAS and much fostered by the public journals.
His skin was so unwholesomely deficient in the natural tinge, that he looked as though, if he were cut, he would bleed white.
If her face had not been so unwholesomely erotic, and if her big jugs had not molded to the bulky habit she wore like a knit sweatÂer, Lily would have made a fine nun.
Tramcars and motorbuses were packed unwholesomely with these children of shadowland drawn together from the seven seas by the magnet of London.