Decency
Decency noun - Socially acceptable behavior.
Way
Way noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- And even then the snide remarks are only because of virtually every time he comes up he is in some way connected to something that defies common sense or human decency.
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But even he had the decency to go out of his way (even risked his life?) to prevent Eldritch Abominations, demons, and other vampires from depopulating entire planes of all intelligent life.
Source: Evil Versus Oblivion -
Adelaide must have caused a hell of a lot of nosebleeds on her way to the court, decency or no... Out of Focus: Trace's old friends.
Source: Webcomic / TwoKinds
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