wholesomeness

/ˈhəʊlsəmnəs/ (bre, ipa) · [hˈolsəmnəs] /ˈhəʊlsəmnəs/ (ame, ipa)

wholesomeness — noun

1. the quality in food, habits, or activities that helps people stay healthy and fe

1.名詞C1
釋義

the quality in food, habits, or activities that helps people stay healthy and feel well

例句

The soup's wholesomeness came from fresh beans, carrots, and garlic.

wholesomeness of fresh ingredients

After surgery, Lena appreciated the wholesomeness of simple home-cooked meals.

of + simple home-cooked meals

同義詞
  • healthiness

    is the closest everyday word for being good for the body

  • healthfulness

    is very close in meaning but sounds more formal

  • nutritional value

    focuses more narrowly on what food contains

  • purity

    suggests being clean or natural rather than broadly beneficial

反義詞
  • unhealthiness

    is the direct opposite for food or habits that are bad for you

  • harmfulness

    stresses the damage something can cause

文法句型

the wholesomeness of something

appreciate the wholesomeness of a meal

praise the wholesomeness of fresh food

用法筆記

Usually uncountable and most often used for food, meals, routines, or activities that support health and general well-being. It commonly appears in wholesomeness of + noun phrases.

常見錯誤

❌We chose the bread for its wholesome.
✅We chose the bread for its wholesomeness.
💡after 'its', use the noun, not the adjective.
❌The soup has many wholesomeness ingredients.
✅The soup has many wholesome ingredients.
💡wholesomeness names the quality, while wholesome describes the ingredients.