Bleak
Wild
Wild adjective - Marked by turmoil or disturbance especially of natural elements.
Usage example: a wild night, full of wind and rain
Both words in one sentence
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Averted with the caves placed here, though, as they're considerably more overrun by wild creatures than the exterior, and said caves are thematically a salad of all previous caves in the game, not all of which were bleak at all.
Source: Bleak Level -
That bleak, wild forest clearing in the opening battle scene of Gladiator?
Source: Ghibli Hills -
The Wild Wild West episode "Night of the Bleak Island", while the heroes are trying to deal with a deadly hound and a murderer.
Source: Dramatic Thunder
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