Pronunciation: /ˈbræmbəl/
noun a prickly scrambling shrub of the rose family, especially a blackberry or other wild shrub
A1 I got scratched by a bramble while hiking in the woods.
A2 The children picked blackberries from the bramble bushes.
B1 The path was overgrown with brambles, making it difficult to walk through.
B2 The farmer cleared the field of brambles to make space for planting crops.
C1 The botanist studied the different species of brambles found in the region.
C2 The garden was filled with a variety of colorful flowers, including roses and brambles.
verb None
A1 I bramble through the forest looking for berries.
A2 She brambles her way through the overgrown path to reach the hidden waterfall.
B1 The hiker brambled through the dense undergrowth, trying to find the right trail.
B2 Despite the obstacles, the explorer brambled on towards the summit of the mountain.
C1 The detective brambled through the evidence to piece together the crime scene.
C2 The journalist brambled through the complex web of corruption to uncover the truth.
adjective None
A1 The bramble bushes in the garden are full of ripe berries.
A2 She got scratched by the bramble branches while hiking in the forest.
B1 The path was blocked by a bramble thicket, making it difficult to pass through.
B2 The old house had a charming, bramble-covered courtyard.
C1 The artist used bramble twigs to create a unique sculpture.
C2 The bramble-infested area was deemed too dangerous for hikers to explore.
adverb None
A1 The cat walked carefully through the bramble-filled forest.
A2 She picked berries from the bramble bush and made a delicious pie.
B1 The hiker struggled to navigate through the dense bramble, getting scratched along the way.
B2 The old cottage was hidden behind a thicket of bramble, making it hard to find.
C1 The overgrown garden was a tangled mess of bramble and weeds, requiring hours of work to clear.
C2 The artist found inspiration in the wild beauty of the bramble-covered landscape, capturing it in a series of paintings.
pronoun None
A1 The bramble is prickly and can hurt you if you touch it.
A2 I picked some berries from the bramble in the garden.
B1 The hikers had to navigate through a dense bramble to reach the summit.
B2 The bramble's thorns made it difficult to clear the overgrown path.
C1 The bramble bushes were so thick that they formed a natural barrier.
C2 The wildlife sanctuary was filled with bramble, providing a habitat for many species.
preposition None
A1 I tripped over a bramble while walking in the forest.
A2 The path was blocked by a thick bramble of thorns and branches.
B1 She carefully navigated through the bramble to reach the hidden clearing.
B2 The old house was surrounded by a dense bramble, making it difficult to access.
C1 The overgrown bramble served as a natural barrier to keep intruders out of the property.
C2 The hiker had to hack through the tangled bramble to continue along the trail.
conjunction None
A1 I tripped over a bramble and fell down.
A2 The path was blocked by a bramble, so we had to find another way around.
B1 She wore thick gloves to protect her hands from the sharp brambles.
B2 The hikers had to navigate through a dense bramble of bushes to reach the summit.
C1 The garden was overgrown with brambles, making it difficult to walk through.
C2 The artist used the bramble as a metaphor for the tangled complexities of human relationships.
interjection None
A1 Ouch! Bramble!
A2 Watch out for the bramble, it's prickly!
B1 Bramble! That thorn bush is blocking the path.
B2 Oh bramble! I just got scratched by one.
C1 The hiker let out a curse as he stumbled into the bramble.
C2 The botanist carefully navigated through the dense bramble, avoiding any scratches.
article None
A1 I picked some berries from the bramble in the garden.
A2 The children got scratched by the bramble bushes while playing outside.
B1 She carefully navigated through the bramble-filled forest, trying to avoid getting snagged.
B2 The hiker stumbled upon a hidden clearing in the woods, surrounded by bramble bushes.
C1 The botanist studied the different species of bramble found in the wild.
C2 The landscape artist incorporated bramble bushes into the design of the garden for a natural look.
formal The hiker carefully navigated through the dense bramble to reach the summit.
informal Watch out for those brambles, they can scratch you up pretty bad.
slang I got all tangled up in the bramble while trying to take a shortcut.
figurative The political situation was like a thorny bramble, difficult to navigate without getting hurt.
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