Deadly
Kind
Kind adjective - Given to or made with heedful anticipation of the needs and happiness of others.
Both words in one sentence
- More accurately it becomes a fearsomely deadly weapon for the warrior, and a kind-of-nice upgrade for the conjurer.
Source: Plot Coupon That Does Something -
It's kind of like trying to beat someone to death with a rattlesnake; deadly, effective, and very, very stupid.
Source: Murder, Inc. - The AT (anti-tank) squads in World in Conflict shared the basic infantry squads' vulnerability to being run over but are positively deadly to ground vehicles of any kind.
Source: Anti-Vehicle
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