Choice
Choice adjective - Of the very best kind.
Usage example: thus far, the pool of applicants for the job has been less than choice
Nearby Word: choicely
Rotten
Rotten adjective - Extremely unsatisfactory.
Usage example: rotten housing conditions that no one should be forced to tolerate
Nearby Words: rottenness, rottenly
Both words in one sentence
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When she did find out who he was, the choice was between staying with someone who was treating her nicely or going back to two rotten sisters who were treating her like dirt.
Source: Good Feels Good -
The Unfavourite: Jimmy in "Unloved", as his parents refuse to attend his high school graduation, constantly tell him he's inferior to his sister Nancy, criticize his choice of a wife, blame him for having rotten kids, berate him for losing his job, and disown him after he asks to borrow money.
Source: Comic Book / Chick Tracts
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