Thicket (noun)

A dense group of bushes or trees growing close together in an area of land, often making it difficult to pass through.

Origin:

Originated from the middle english word 'thiket' meaning 'a dense group of bushes or trees'.

Examples:

1. The hunters struggled to make their way through the thicket.
2. A clearing in the thicket provided a perfect spot for the camp.
3. The animal was hidden from sight in the thicket.
4. The thicket was so dense that it was impossible to see the sky.
5. The dense growth of the thicket made it a sanctuary for many species of wildlife.