Learn English – Word meaning a group of things contains both good and bad.

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For example, if you had a bunch of strangers baking cookies, you might say

The cookies produced were [adjective].

Meaning there were both good and bad results in the set.

Or:

Jean went out in a tight fitting short skirt. The reactions she got were [adjective].

Best Answer

I think contrasting ( also conflicting) can fit in your second example:

  • different, especially with strong dissimilarities , between entities or objects compared.

or mixed:

  • Composed of a variety of differing, sometimes conflicting entities: viewed the change in management with mixed emotions; a closet full of mixed outfits.

As for the biscuits I think you have to be more specific saying 'that they were not all good'.

Source: www.thefreedictionary.com

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