Decayed
Decayed adjective - Having undergone organic breakdown.
Usage example: we routinely throw all decayed or unwanted organic matter into our compost heap
Good
Good adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Both words in one sentence
- It gets thrown around all the time and has decayed enormously to the point of often being used completely uninformatively, like just calling someone "stupid" for no very good reason.
Source: Noob -
Over the next year, she slid into decay as a Diva used mostly for Fanservice, and the year after that decayed still more as her HeelFace Turn turned her Stupid Good and a prime target for all kinds of bullies, both male and female, both heel and face(!).
Source: Wrestling / Stacy Keibler
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