Choice
Choice adjective - Having qualities that appeal to a refined taste.
Usage example: choice chocolates for which chocolate lovers are willing to pay extra
Nearby Word: choicely
Mediocre
Mediocre adjective - Of average to below average quality.
Usage example: your grades are mediocre and barely acceptable
Nearby Word: mediocrity
Both words in one sentence
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Unfortunately she uses swords as a weapon of choice, which makes her mediocre in battle at best.
Source: Lethal Joke Character - This quest was somewhat fixed and became much easier than it used to be later on, but the bad reputation and mediocre rewards still meant that few people did it if they had a choice.
Source: That One Sidequest -
It's only mediocre—much better used for making actual baked goods—but if you're desperately scrabbling through kitchen cabinets and your only other choice is a butter knife, take the pin.
Source: Rolling Pin of Doom
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