Fiendish
Fiendish adjective - Of, relating to, or worthy of an evil spirit.
Usage example: a fiendish delight in playing cruel tricks
Nearby Words: fiend, fiendishly
Good
Good adjective - Morally admirable.
Both words in one sentence
- Good thing the General Ripper in charge decided to attack them anyway, despite them not showing any signs of fiendish behaviour up to that point.
Source: We Come in Peace Shoot to Kill -
The problem is, he's not really very good at committing crimes and many of his attempts end up being more rude than fiendish.
Source: Minion with an F in Evil -
Her intrinsic fiendish nature (evil subtype) also protects her from attacks that target good-aligned characters, the bane of many paladins.
Source: Boxing Lessons for Superman
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