Wholesome (adjective)

1. Conducive to or promoting physical, mental, or moral well-being.
2. Free from any harmful or corrupting influence; innocent.

Origin:

From the word "whole" meaning "complete" and "some" meaning "conducive to physical, mental, or moral well-being".

Examples:

1. The food was wholesome and nutritious.
2. She had a wholesome influence on the children.
3. He had a wholesome attitude towards life.
4. The environment was wholesome and peaceful.
5. The movie was wholesome entertainment.