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Synonyms & Similar Words
innocence
purity
goodness
virtue
morality
decency
respectability
uprightness
righteousness
integrity
honor
probity
rectitude
nobility
kindness
gentleness
benevolence
generosity
charity
humanity
compassion
empathy
sincerity
authenticity
simplicity
modesty
humility
blamelessness
faultlessness
irreproachability
spotlessness
immaculateness
cleanliness
chastity
virginity
innocence
naivety
artlessness
guilelessness
simplicity
harmlessness
inoffensiveness
innocuousness
benignity
benignness
gentility
courteousness
politeness
civility
propriety
seemliness
decorum
dignity
worthiness
merit
deservingness
Meaning of Wholesomeness
The quality of being wholesome, which generally refers to something or someone that is considered morally good or pure.
Definitions
- The state or quality of being whole and healthy, especially in relation to one's physical or mental well-being
- * The quality of being morally good or pure, especially in relation to one's behavior or character
- * The state of being free from anything that is likely to cause harm or offense
Etymology of Wholesomeness
The word "wholesomeness" originates from the Old English words "hāl" meaning whole, and "sōm" or "sum" meaning quality or condition, with the suffix "-ness" added to form a noun
Historically, the term has been used to describe something that is complete, healthy, or sound, and has also taken on moral and ethical connotations
Example Uses
- The wholesomeness of the family's relationship was evident in the way they supported each other
- * The movie's wholesome message about the importance of kindness and empathy resonated with audiences
- * The wholesome atmosphere of the small town made it an attractive place to raise a family
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
corruption
depravity
wickedness
evil
malevolence
malice
nastiness
offensiveness
obscenity
profanity
coarseness
crudeness
vulgarity
indecency
immorality
dishonesty
unscrupulousness
ruthlessness
mercilessness
heartlessness
callousness
cruelness
brutality
savagery
barbarity
inhumanity
iniquity
turpitude
degeneracy
decadence
dissoluteness
profligacy
licentiousness