Execrable
Execrable adjective - Of low quality.
Usage example: another souvenir shop selling execrable knickknacks manufactured in some foreign sweatshop
Good
Good adjective - Of a level of quality that meets one's needs or standards.
Usage example: the food at that restaurant is good but hardly great
Both words in one sentence
- Driver, though, has also gotten good reviews and decent sales, and has helped to restore its franchise's respectability (which it had previously squandered with the execrable Driv3r) in the eyes of most critics and gamers.
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In early depictions, Tau Battlesuits were graceful fliers (well, really good jumpers) due to their vectored thrust, but their actual movements were fairly clumsy, their weapons tended to be fixed guns without a lot of articulation, and they were utterly execrable in close combat.
Source: Impossibly Graceful Giant
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