Favorable
Favorable adjective - Promoting or contributing to personal or social well-being.
Usage example: moved to a region with a milder climate in the hope that it would be more favorable to his health
Harmful
Harmful adjective - Causing or capable of causing harm.
Usage example: DDT has been proven to be extremely harmful to the environment
Both words in one sentence
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One exception seems to be marijuana: while he brutally mocked stoners in 1986's Live At The Met, in Live On Broadway and Weapons of Self Destruction he was more favorable towards pot (one routine in Broadway is about how pot is less harmful than alcohol).
Source: Creator / Robin Williams
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