unhygienic
adjective (unhygienic)
Everyday
Unhygienic means dirty in a way that can spread germs and illness. tree →
In the lessons
In science and health lessons: not washing hands, sharing cups, coughing without covering your mouth, dirty kitchens. It tells the reader there is a risk to health. In food safety: unhygienic conditions in a café can make people ill.
Examples
- Licking your fingers after touching the bin is unhygienic. tree →
- Sharing a water bottle can be unhygienic. tree →
- The café was closed because the kitchen was unhygienic. tree →
- It is unhygienic to sneeze without covering your mouth. tree →
- Not washing your hands after the toilet is unhygienic. tree →
- Leaving food out with flies on it is unhygienic. tree →
Note
Spelling trap: «hygienic» has «-gie-» (hy-JEE-nic). Opposite: «hygienic». The noun is «hygiene».
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