Foul
Foul adjective - Causing intense displeasure, disgust, or resentment.
Usage example: a foul taste that made us gag
Nice
Nice adjective - Following the established traditions of refined society and good taste.
Both words in one sentence
- Ryan Seacrest played himself as a smarmy, carping, foul-mouthed narcissist in Knocked Up, in stark contrast to his likable, wholesome, nice-guy image.
- It also allowed her to be framed for breaking Mercury's leg: although Yang is a nice enough girl and was tricked into doing it via illusion, her foul temper made the scenario very believable to the crowds watching, leading to her arrest and disgrace.
Source: Hot Blooded / Web Original -
Krissi herself can dish the trash talk and foul language towards other contestants pretty good herself, while Jordan is more like season 3's Becky, being a nice guy in front of others while talking crap about them behind their backs.
Source: Series / MasterChef
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