Depraved
Depraved adjective - Having or showing lowered moral character or standards.
Honorable
Honorable adjective - Following the accepted rules of moral conduct.
Usage example: the only honorable thing to do is to admit that you were wrong and apologize
Both words in one sentence
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In "Fulgens and Lucres": the noblewoman Lucres must choose between two suitors: the thrifty but honorable Gayus or the filthy rich but depraved Cornelius.
Source: Rich Suitor, Poor Suitor -
There are very few truly evil, depraved people on the empire's side—instead, most are genuine idealists and honorable Noble Demons (that is, everyone on the Red King's side, and the Red King himself), or else more incompetent and conservative than malicious.
Source: Manga / Basara
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