throdden in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

THRODDEN: trampled or crushed underfoot, resulting in damage or destruction.

The once vibrant garden was now a throdden patch of earth, marked by the heavy footsteps of careless visitors.
In his anger, he throdden the fragile dreams of his friends, leaving them feeling defeated and hopeless.
After the storm passed, the throdden landscape revealed the resilience of nature, slowly recovering from the chaos.
She felt throdden by the endless responsibilities that weighed heavily on her shoulders and yearned for a moment of peace.
The throdden path through the woods was a testament to countless adventures shared among friends over the years.