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“Agathokakological.”
It’s a very rare English word (largely lexical/ornamental rather than commonly used in speech) meaning:
Something composed of both good and evil.
It comes from Greek roots:
- agathos = good
- kakos = bad/evil
- -logical / -logia = relating to discourse or study
So, it describes anything that has a mixed moral character—neither purely good nor purely bad.
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