Accompanied
Accompanied adjective - Having companions or an escort.
Usage example: there were lone gentlemen and gentlemen accompanied by their wives
Lone is an antonym for accompanied.
Lone
Lone adjective - Not being in the company of others.
Usage example: just one lone cow in the middle of the field
Both words in one sentence
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In a typical boss fight, the player fights a lone, powerful target (possibly accompanied by a few regular Mooks).
Source: Wolfpack Boss -
It's also stuck in eternal autumn and one will very often find themselves travelling through all of the above under heavy rain and thunderstorms, accompanied by the lone caws of crows (the only animals to not have been wiped out... or worse).
Source: Video Game / S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Drakan is a rare example with a non-humanoid Non-Player Companion: while you control the Lone Heroine Rynn throughout the game, she is accompanied by a dragon named Arokh who is essential to beating the game but cannot follow Rynn into dungeons.
Source: Player Character Calculus
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