Bad
Bad adjective - Causing or capable of causing harm.
Usage example: sitting too close to the television is said to be bad for the eyes
Favorable
Favorable adjective - Promoting or contributing to personal or social well-being.
Usage example: moved to a region with a milder climate in the hope that it would be more favorable to his health
Both words in one sentence
- Translation Bad translations that are impossible to understand and removes any real meaning from the dialogue are not favorable.
Source: Bad Writing Index -
His bad luck, however, has a tendency to land him in a number of favorable circumstances and eventually lands him his own command with the Galaxy Police.
Source: Genius Ditz - As with Michael Bay and The Rock, I Can Do Bad All by Myself is the only film of his to get a critically favorable reception.
Source: Critical Dissonance / Film
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