Bad
Coarse
Coarse adjective - Of low quality.
Usage example: coarse imitations of quality merchandise
Both words in one sentence
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Its skin is also very coarse, like any shark's, so could cause a bad abrasion if you try to grasp one without diving gloves on.
Source: Threatening Shark -
While there are out and out villains in some of his movies, in most cases, Altman shows that nearly all his characters have shades of good and bad within them, and even characters who come off as coarse prove to be unexpectedly brave in other respects.
Source: Creator / Robert Altman -
Good Bad Girl Have a Gay Old Time: "Bimbo" was slang for a coarse, simple-minded male at the time these were made.
Source: Western Animation / Betty Boop
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