Good
Good adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Putrid
Putrid adjective - Having undergone organic breakdown.
Usage example: the putrid remains of a dead raccoon on the side of the highway
Nearby Words: putridity, putridly
Both words in one sentence
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Demelza helps out Francis and his family when they're stricken by the "putrid throat" epidemic, despite his rudeness to her in the previous episode thus exposing herself to the virus and passing it on to her baby daughter.
Source: Series / Poldark
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