Decency
Front
Front noun - A forward part or surface.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- He at least has the decency to try to avoid doing shit like that in front of children (probably because of his own past experiences with Abusive Parents).
Source: No Social Skills -
If you hang out with her in Island Mode, she'll at least have the decency to warn you that if you do anything stupid in front of her, she won't waste a single opportunity to take a shot of it.
Source: Camera Fiend - Jaime himself gave up being The Fettered, after seeing his initial loyalty to King Aerys rewarded with front row views of his atrocities, and his eventual decision to put him down in the name of decency rewarded with being termed the Kingslayer.
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