thorny

IPA: θˈɔrni

adjective

  • Having thorns or spines
  • (figuratively) Troublesome or vexatious
  • Aloof and irritable
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Examples of "thorny" in Sentences

  • It was a thorny dilemma.
  • The issue of scale is a thorny one.
  • Both species of the genus are thorny shrubs.
  • He is scared of everything with a thorny twig.
  • The issue of the era notation is a thorny one.
  • The site is overgrown with shrubs and thorny plants.
  • The thorny varieties are replacing the trees with deciduous leaves.
  • These plants are a thorny, soporific and poisonous weed, respectively.
  • These plants are a thorny weed, a soporific, and a poison, respectively.
  • The composition and mandate of the international force is also a thorny issue.

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