Unsanitary conditions refer to environments that pose a risk to health due to the presence of dirt, waste, or harmful substances. This includes improper waste disposal, contamination of food or water sources, and the proliferation of pests like rodents and insects. Additionally, inadequate sanitation facilities, such as lack of clean toilets or handwashing stations, contribute to unsanitary conditions. These factors can lead to the spread of diseases and negatively impact public health.
Both "insanitary" and "unsanitary" are correct, but "unsanitary" is more commonly used to describe conditions that are not clean or hygienic.
You can report unsanitary conditions to your local health authority. This may be within your city, county or state government.
a serious & deadly infection. caused by unsanitary conditions.
depends if it affected or harmed you in a way
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exposing unsanitary conditions in the meatpacking industry.
The opposite of sanitary is unsanitary. While "sanitary" refers to conditions that are clean, hygienic, and free from contaminants, "unsanitary" describes environments that are dirty, unclean, and potentially harmful to health due to the presence of pathogens or waste. Unsanitary conditions can lead to the spread of disease and other health risks.
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They're not. Infection is only a problem if conditions are unsanitary.
From unsanitary living conditions as well as to many "wet" foods
"The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair
The working conditions in Ecuador are poor compared to the working conditions in other areas of the world. These people must work in unsanitary conditions at times for example.