🇬🇧 Unhealthy meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Unhealthy means something is not good for your body or mind. It can make you feel tired, weak, or sick if you do it or eat it too much. Unhealthy things might taste good or seem fun, but they don’t help your body stay strong, grow well, or feel its best.

My cat stared at my unhealthy pizza and then at her cat food like, ‘Wow, we both need better life choices.’

My grand plan to never exercise and let the couch adopt me was voted the most unhealthy idea of the year.

The doctor said my plan to live on ice cream sandwiches was extremely unhealthy and also very sticky.

I tried to convince my broccoli it was unhealthy, but it just stood there looking all green and proud.

Having too many unhealthy habits, like always eating junk food and never exercising, can slowly hurt your body on the inside even before you feel sick.

Sam eats candy and chips. The candy is unhealthy. The chips are unhealthy. Sam feels sick and tired. His food is unhealthy for his body. He sees a doctor. He knows unhealthy is not good. His mother is sad and helps him eat an apple. Sam stops unhealthy food, eats an apple, and smiles.

This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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