Fine
Fine adjective - Being to one's liking.
Usage example: that arrangement is fine with me
Wretched
Wretched adjective - Falling short of a standard.
Usage example: a wretched attempt at writing an original song
Nearby Words: wretch, wretchedly
Both words in one sentence
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Also played for laughs: Hrolf 'the Unruly' managed to get imprisonment and confiscation instead of usual fine in the near-lawless Wretched Hive of Skullport not because he's a pirate (skulls don't worry about such trifles), but because he raised the concept of debauch to a whole new level.
Source: Tabletop Game / Forgotten Realms -
Unreliable Voiceover: Wait, I don't see any whiskey flasks... If you are watching the screen as the gang passes Cerberus, you might be skeptical of Neely when he says that The Wretched Harmony is being mauled to death, since on screen she appears to be perfectly fine.
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