Good
Good adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Squalid
Squalid adjective - Foul and run-down and repulsive.
Both words in one sentence
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In All Fall Down, IQ lives in a squalid retirement home and has not lost an inch of his hate for the good guys.
Source: Evil Old Folks -
Evil Old Folks: IQ lives in a squalid retirement home and has not lost an inch of his hate for the good guys.
Source: Comicbook / All Fall Down -
Clans of Indian rat-catchers, who are treated as outcasts due to the squalid nature of their work, have been known to resort to this trope to reduce expenses on food and thus afford a good education, and better life, for their kids.
Source: Reduced to Ratburgers
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