Good
Good adjective - Having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified.
Usage example: good news from the hospital
Icky
Icky adjective - Not giving pleasure to the mind or senses.
Usage example: the novel has an icky sentimentality that makes my skin crawl
Both words in one sentence
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So it's more like a cooking aesop where love = good food, processed meats produced cheaply in large quantity = icky food, even if they look the same.
Source: Cooking Duel - Even when you look at it from the point of view of his being a "demon" (which he isn't
he's still an angel, just a fallen one), he's got a pretty good rep in a lot of areas for not being one of the really violent, icky demons.
Source: My Species Doth Protest Too Much - Even if they only have one vice, a villain is going to need a big heaping of icky good traits in order to accomplish their goals.
Source: Evil Virtues
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