Friendly
Friendly adjective - Having or showing kindly feeling and sincere interest.
Rabid
Rabid adjective - Feeling or showing anger.
Usage example: he became rabid when the bank manager told him he would lose the family farm if he didn't pay the mortgage
Both words in one sentence
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Escape The Fan, in which a rabid fangirl is released from a box to chase down a Friendly Neighborhood Vampire and an attractive (and female) Dark Elf.
Source: Fangirl -
Notably, this trait is actually averted by the setting's actual elves and dwarves, as the elves are rabid xenophobes who hate everyone, and the dwarves, while isolationist, are on generally friendly terms with all the other races.
Source: Elves vs. Dwarves -
Rats are unusually easy to tame, but it's still only recommended for experts — especially since the guarded friendliness and curiosity of a promising wildie is hard to distinguish from the friendly stupor of a rabid animal.
Source: Adoring the Pests
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