salutary
ہتکر
definition
adjective
a salutary reminder of where we came from
(especially with reference to something unwelcome or unpleasant) producing good effects; beneficial.
example
There is no physiological system in the body which doesn't get the 'salutary' effect of sound and soothing sleep.
All these had a very 'salutary' effect on their physical afflictions and to a considerable extent served as their psychological treatment.
It is evident from experimental animal studies and from human studies that statins have 'salutary' effects in heart failure.
But he said it appeared the court proceedings had had a 'salutary' effect on her and he was prepared to make an exception to the rule that breach of trust offences required a prison sentence.
A rise in joblessness could cancel out the strong euro's 'salutary' effect on consumer spending.
The resulting convictions should serve as a 'salutary' reminder to those who hold public office that they are bound by a duty of trust which they breach at their peril.
These missives have the 'salutary' effect of not only making the author more careful but also of different points of view from one's own.
It does not tell us, as many advocates have argued, that we could raise the minimum wage to $10 with 'salutary' effect on poverty.
The second step was to show that improving function of the muscles of ambulation has a 'salutary' effect on exercise tolerance.
As a 'salutary' side effect, reform may also be society's greatest protection against politically motivated violence.
He had been remanded in custody for a short period of time and that had had a 'salutary' effect upon him.
The unpleasantness of this schism seems to have had a 'salutary' effect on Tennent, who was more responsible for it than anyone else.
The generous New Hope program had a particularly 'salutary' academic effect on boys, the team found.
There are occasions when the petitioner's mother interjects into the discussions between the parties, which has no 'salutary' effect.
But I couldn't imagine any of these bad dream poems having a 'salutary' effect on the peace gathering.
These 'salutary' effects of ezetimibe on statin levels presumably enhance the beneficial effects attributed to statin pleiotropy.
Disappointing as her father's edict was to her, it did have the 'salutary' effect of keeping little Mary out of harm's way.
Kind words have just the opposite effect: They are 'salutary' and healing because they offer encouragement and hope to others.
Vandell has an explanation for why these kinds of activities - such as art and music programs - have such 'salutary' effects on kids.
Thus all spiritualities exist as sites of contention between 'salutary' qualities and incapacitating effects.
The trial is bound to be a show - but a show that is much more likely to have 'salutary' effects, on balance.
Although such measures enabled Cavour to outmanoeuvre the clerical right in the short run, their long-term effects were less 'salutary' .
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