Plain
Plain adjective - Free from all additions or embellishment.
Taking
Taking adjective - Very pleasing to look at.
Usage example: had never seen such a taking city as Venice
Both words in one sentence
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Similarly with enemies; taking out plain old melee mooks becomes decidedly easier in the late game than taking out liches, beholders and other highly-skilled magic-users.
Source: Franchise / Baldur's Gate -
When he's not taking charge or kicking ass (or the other way around), more often than not he'll binge on these in plain sight.
Source: Sweet Tooth - It does not include episodes that have nothing to do with holidays — that's just plain-jane Lighter and Softer taking effect.
Source: Merry Christmas in Gotham
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