Friendly
Friendly adjective - Having or showing kindly feeling and sincere interest.
Morbid
Morbid adjective - Causing or marked by an atmosphere lacking in cheer.
Usage example: a pessimist who is given to morbid introspection and thoughts of death
Both words in one sentence
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After all, the film's opening has a harsh male choir singing a rather morbid song with subject matter including such family friendly material as murder, greed, alcoholism, and even a reference to Old Nick himself.
Source: Film / Muppet Treasure Island - They are, in fact, for the most part perfectly friendly and decent people (probably the healthiest family on TV when it first aired, and perhaps the most Happily Married too), if more than a bit weird and possessing unquestionably morbid and bizarre tastes.
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