Lawful
Lawful adjective - Permitted by law.
Usage example: hunting is a lawful activity only if you have the proper license
Wrong
Wrong adjective - Falling short of a standard.
Both words in one sentence
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Kowalski remains firmly Lawful, despite his experiments going wrong (he doesn't mean them to).
Source: Lawful Neutral -
Probably the series' most Lawful Good character; he's repeatedly characterized as a knight born into the wrong era.
- Warcraft III has Prince Arthas, devoted to his kingdom, who makes the wrong choice when faced with good vs lawful vengance at the end of the human campaign as a result of being majorly played by the Lich King
Source: The Fettered
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