Nasty
Ripe
Ripe adjective - Having an unpleasant smell.
Usage example: the clothes of the field hands were sweaty and ripe after a hard day's work
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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He was chained to a tree laden with ripe fruit while waist deep in fresh water, with the nasty catch that the tree branches would lift the fruit out of his reach and the water would recede whenever he tried to take a sip.
Source: Sacred Hospitality -
The Templar Towers in TwoKinds actually turned out to be giant magic batteries which have the nasty side effect of slowly turning the brains of Bastins and Keidrans into mush, making their lands ripe for a Templar invasion.
Source: Evil Tower of Ominousness
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