Keen
Keen adjective - Extreme in degree, power, or effect.
Usage example: movies gave him keen enjoyment like nothing else
Light
Light adjective - Having little weight.
Both words in one sentence
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Adaptation Distillation: According to the box set liner notes, the producers weren't keen on the light novels' original depiction of the romance between Tylor and Azalyn — not when Tylor was close to 30 and Azalyn was 10.
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Hobbits: Chilchack is a halfling, with keen senses, such light weight he can avoid setting off pressure plate traps, and a very youthful appearance.
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He is particularly keen on producing recreations of great moments and famous battles from history, using captured alien soldiers transformed into hard-light holograms and positioned accordingly.
Source: Living Doll Collector
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