briered in a sentence

Definition

Briered (adjective): characterized by the presence of thorny plants or brambles, making passage difficult and potentially hazardous.

The path through the forest was briered, making it difficult to walk without getting scratched.
She stumbled upon a briered area while hiking, and decided to turn back rather than risk the thorns.
The old garden was overgrown and briered, obscuring the once vibrant flowers.
His hands were briered and sore after clearing the neglected backyard of thorny bushes.
The briered landscape was a testament to years of neglect and wild growth.
After navigating the briered trails, they emerged into a clearing filled with sunlight.
The children were warned to stay away from the briered edges of the playground.
As they explored the briered thicket, they discovered a hidden path leading to a stream.
The artist found inspiration in the briered woods, capturing its wild beauty on canvas.
Despite being briered and tangled, the natural beauty of the area was undeniable.