howling wilderness
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a wild, desolate, and windswept place; often used in a literary or metaphorical sense
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- They faced the challenge of settling in a howling wilderness.
- He depicted the frontier as a howling wilderness inhabited by uncivilized savages.
- The old cabin stood isolated in the howling wilderness of the mountains.
- The explorers ventured into the vast, howling wilderness, facing extreme weather conditions.
- For many, the frontier was a vast and howling wilderness.
- Only the strongest could survive in that howling wilderness where winds tore at everything.
- He felt completely alone in the metaphorical howling wilderness of his grief.
- After the devastating storm, the landscape was transformed into a howling wilderness of broken trees and debris.
- Explorers ventured into the unknown, a true howling wilderness.
- The small cabin stood alone on the edge of the howling wilderness, a tiny beacon against the encroaching darkness.
- The forest became a howling wilderness during the severe storm.
- For days, they trekked through what felt like a truly howling wilderness, utterly devoid of any human presence.
- She imagined ancient tribes surviving in the howling wilderness.
- The wind howled incessantly through the narrow canyons, turning the remote region into a truly howling wilderness.
- The remote island was nothing but a howling wilderness with harsh weather.
- Many pioneers perished trying to cross the formidable howling wilderness of the American West.
- After the disaster, the once-bustling city resembled a howling wilderness.
- From the snow-capped mountain peak, we looked out over an endless howling wilderness stretching to the distant horizon.
- The expedition braved the howling wilderness for weeks.
- The constant sound of the wind served as a stark reminder of the howling wilderness that surrounded their isolated outpost.