brickle in a sentence

Definition

BRICKLE: characterized by being brittle or fragile, often used to describe a surface that is likely to break or crack easily.

The old man warned us that the path would be brickle after the rain.
Her voice had a brickle quality that made everyone listen intently.
The artist chose a brickle material to add texture to her sculpture.
As we walked along the brickle trail, we had to be careful not to slip.
The sound of the brickle leaves underfoot signaled the arrival of autumn.
He described the atmosphere of the party as brickle yet inviting.
The brickle nature of the conversation made it difficult to find common ground.
After the storm, the once smooth road had become brickle and uneven.
The cake turned out brickle, falling apart at the slightest touch.
In the chilly air, her brickle laughter echoed through the empty park.