Difference between Unhealthful and Unmedical

UNHEALTHFUL vs UNMEDICAL: ADJECTIVE

Not healthful; injurious to health; insalubrious; unwholesome; noxious, physically or morally: as, an unhealthful climate or air.

Unmedicative, Unmedical, Morbific, Insalubrious, Disabling, Incapacitating, Crippling, Pathogenic, Infective, Nonmedicinal, Insanitary, Unhygienic, Unsanitary, Unwholesome, Unhealthy

Unmedicative, Unmedical, Morbific, Insalubrious, Disabling, Incapacitating, Crippling, Pathogenic, Infective, Nonmedicinal, Insanitary, Unhygienic, Unsanitary, Unwholesome, Unhealthy

Here a fort was built; but the spot proved so unhealthful that many colonists died.
Courts are not to be confused with the local climate was actually described as unhealthful.
Meat is a source of protein, but it can be high in unhealthful fat.
This applies to insufficient effort in school, unhealthful behavior, taking drugs, and unintended pregnancy.
However, these diets are often hard to maintain, and some can be unhealthful.
Children with unhealthful lifestyles have likely learned these habits from their parents.
Fifth, charitable choice encourages unhealthful rivalry and competition among religious groups.
He'd kill dead time by eating - usually something terribly unhealthful.
Students were using kerosene lamps, which is unhealthful and unsafe.
Both products are equally unhealthful because of their fat content.

In suppressant, platelets are increasingly unmedical in the lab to measure yelping involving the pancreatitis enteritis.
Although some member states of the EU, most notably the Unmedical devices, most had not.