Errant
Errant adjective - Engaging in or marked by childish misbehavior.
Usage example: what he considers to be no more than errant conduct toward women would be regarded as sexual harassment by most people
Nice
Nice adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Usage example: in those days nice people would not have been caught dead in a gambling casino
Both words in one sentence
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Nice Guy: The Knights of Toussaint are refreshingly chivalrous, honorable errant knights, willing to do good for the sake of it.
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In Errant Story, this happens twice in one comic between Anti-Hero Jon and single mom, kleptomaniac and "seamstress" Polly, mainly to show what a nice guy Jon really is.
Source: Give Me Back My Wallet - Knight Errant: In "The Kelpie", Nice Guy Ned is suggested for this in a painting; he wishes he could be evil for once, and is asked if he can settle for triumphant.
Source: Creator / Patricia A. McKillip
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