Destructive and Fair

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Destructive

Destructive adjective - Bringing about ruin or misfortune.
Usage example: technology used for destructive ends
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Fair is an antonym for destructive.
Nearby Words: destruction, destructively, destructible, destructor

Fair

Fair adjective - Not stormy or cloudy.
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Destructive is an antonym for fair.
Nearby Words: fairness, fairly, faired, fairground
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  • Western Animation / Godzilla: The Series Destructive Savior: To be fair, Godzilla's the size of a building, and his main abilities involves tunneling through the ground and breathing atomic fire.
    Source: Western Animation / Godzilla: The Series
  • His need to be honorable certainly seems to cloud any sense of priority, as he will give his rival a powerful and destructive Gundam, just so they can have a fair duel, while in the middle of a war.
    Source: Honor Before Reason / Anime and Manga
  • While the eponymous characters' friendship has its fair share of hurdles to get over, all of them are caused by their unwillingness to be honest with each other- not because Internet communication is inherently soulless and self-destructive.
    Source: Some Anvils Need To Be Dropped / Live-Action TV
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