Good
Good adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Pitiable
Pitiable adjective - Arousing or deserving of one's loathing and disgust.
Usage example: the sales presentation was a pitiable display of ineptitude and disorganization
Both words in one sentence
- After Zuko's HeelFace Turn the system breaks down, though at the very end you have the Gaang as the good, Azula as the crazy yet pitiable evil, and Ozai as the stone-cold irredeemable sadistic evil.
Source: The Good, the Bad, and the Evil -
They were created without the ability to feel hope, unable to have anything good in their lives, created by a man who thinks that positive emotions are useless, and they're the most pitiable creatures that ever graced a novel!
Source: Creator / Dean Koontz -
Ryoga Hibiki appears as a male example, given his readily pitiable nature, good looks, romantic notions, turning into a cute little piggy, and the fact he can break steel bars like dried spaghetti and take a sledgehammer to the head and not feel it.
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