1. providing shade; shady
Usage: literary
2. easily offended; inclined to take offense
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The umbrageous oak tree provided perfect relief from the summer heat.
• We sat beneath the umbrageous canopy of the forest.
• The garden’s umbrageous corners were ideal for reading.
• He was known for his umbrageous nature, taking offense at the slightest criticism.
• The umbrageous branches created a natural shelter.
• Her umbrageous response to the joke surprised everyone.