1. blocked, obstructed, or prevented from proceeding; barred or hindered
Usage: archaic or literary; past participle of 'embar' (to bar or obstruct)

Examples

• The embarred path made travel through the forest difficult.
• His progress was embarred by numerous obstacles.
• The embarred gate prevented entry to the property.
• She felt embarred in her attempts to reach the summit.
• The embarred route forced us to find an alternative way.