wholesome

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Any conception of truth not relevant to making human life wholesome and good would simply be metaphysical and therefore unedifying.

Modifies a noun

• fayre: There is something almost mystical about a shelf full of gleaming jars full to the brim with wholesome homemade fayre.
• deed: Even when we perform wholesome deeds we cling to the idea of " our kusala " .
• goodness: Which means you can be sure they're getting 100 % wholesome goodness in every feed.
• ingredient: The box claims ' wholesome ingredients in every bar ' .
• food: Along with award winning ales, wholesome food is also served.
• breakfast: A wholesome light breakfast is served in your room allowing you to enjoy the exceptional view.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Next years gig list is looking rather wholesome, hope you can all attend some of the gigs.
• very: They, no doubt, taught a very wholesome lesson to those who looked at them.
• so: Beer was the staple drink, as water was not always so wholesome and many guests may have had to be catered for.
• only: We make our own fishcakes and specialty sausages containing only wholesome ingredients.
• not: The taking away of anything from anyone is not wholesome.
• quite: It was quite wholesome for me, for other people it could be just what they don't need.

Used with adjective complement

• provide: The environmentally friendly technology was created to " provide wholesome, safe drinking water at a reasonable cost " .
• use: All are in the tradition of country cooking using wholesome, natural ingredients that are the best quality available.
• produce: A countryside able to support viable farming businesses and producing wholesome, affordable food and teaming with wildlife.
• look: I thought they looked suitably wholesome with a touch of glamor.
• eat: Eat more wholesome grounding food such as grains, soups and stews.
• seem: It's for when you're with the kids and you need a mass-appeal meal that seems wholesome.