Destructive and Positive

Destructive

Destructive adjective - Causing destruction or much damage.
Usage example: destructive criticism

Positive is an antonym for destructive in topics: hurtful, injurious.

Positive

Positive adjective - Characterized by or displaying affirmation or acceptance or certainty etc..
Usage example: a positive attitude

Destructive is an antonym for positive.

Both words in one sentence

  • In general, he embraces the positive, constructive aspects of technological progress rather than the destructive or dehumanizing ones.
    Source: Good Old Ways
  • Fanfic / With This Ring Klarion: Orange Lantern's positive chaos of change and innovation while Klarion's destructive chaos of destruction and confusion.
  • Always Chaotic Evil Conversely, he claims a destructive urge isn't necessarily a bad thing; humans can channel such things to a positive, so witches must be capable of the same.
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