Good
Good adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Usage example: good behavior will earn you the respect of others
Incorrect
Incorrect adjective - Having an opinion that does not agree with truth or the facts.
Nearby Words: incorrectness, incorrectly
Both words in one sentence
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Meanwhile, although he's technically incorrect in his assessment of the situation, this shopkeeper nonetheless shows good survival instincts.
Source: Don't Ask, Just Run - Politically Incorrect Villain: Sheriff Blaine is one of the folks who still think that "only good Indian is a dead Indian".
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Politically Incorrect Villain: One of the villains is a Southern-Fried Genius ex-con who is extremely good with computers - and knows his way around prisons, thinks any gym that uses any sort of machine is for pussies, looks down on nerds, and has a race fetish for Asian and black girls.
Source: Literature / Net Force
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