Fresh
Both words in one sentence
- Perfectly harmless... Except for the fact that Hurricane George has recently blown past, scrambling the programming in the zombies and leaving them increasingly hungry for fresh meat and belligerent.
- It was actually just a harmless almond-scented spray, which he used so that his targets would flee the secured room they were hiding in for the dubious safety of an area with fresh air that he had a clear line of fire to.
Source: Bitter Almonds -
It's almost impossible to get real kefir, a liquid dairy product, in the United States, as it contains so many (harmless) strains of living bacteria, fungi and protozoa that it's considered "contaminated" by FDA standards, even fresh from the vat.
Source: Masochist's Meal
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Harmless and Fresh. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/fresh/harmless
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Harmless or Fresh. 2016. Accessed July 21, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/fresh/harmless.
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