Bad
Rugged
Rugged adjective - Difficult to endure.
Usage example: the incredibly rugged conditions that the polar explorers faced
Both words in one sentence
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In a subversion of the genre, the corporations are the good guys and the rugged, individualistic asteroid miners are the bad guys.
Source: Asteroid Miners -
Furthermore, in the episode "The Wish," her battle-rugged, even more Bad Ass alternate universe counterpart wears her hair in a single long braid.
Source: Braids of Action -
The Ardennes isn't just a forest: its a rugged, hilly, wooded country with a couple of single-tracked railway lines and a few bad roads.
Source: Useful Notes / Maginot Line
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