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Definition of secluded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
private placehidden from most people, giving privacy or quiet
- The cabin is secluded in the woods.
- They enjoyed a secluded beach far from crowds.
- We found a secluded garden behind the hotel.
Origin of secluded
Latin, se (apart) + claudere (close)
Terms with secluded included in their meaning
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secluded
protected from view or disturbance by others
geography
very remote or secluded area
isolate confine
confine someone or something in a secluded or isolated place
secluded location
located in a place not commonly visited
comfort
cozy or secluded place for relaxation
shelter
seek shelter in a hole or secluded place
seclusion
place for secluded religious life
places
hidden or secluded spot for retreat
seclusion
located in a secluded or hidden place
places
providing a private and secluded environment
nature
hidden or secluded area in a public place
isolation
characteristic of being isolated or secluded
seclusion
remote or secluded place
retreat
shady or secluded retreat
romance
secluded place where couples go for privacy
religion
religious person living under vows in a secluded community
hiding spots
small secluded area or narrow opening in a place
spirituality
secluded hermitage for spiritual leaders or gurus
secluded
sheltered from the outside world
geography
secluded valley in Scotland or Ireland
secluded place
place for seclusion or retreat
seclusion
condition of being secluded from society
hidden place
small, hidden, or secluded place
seclusion
hide oneself in a secluded place
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- French:isolé, ...
- German:abgelegen, ...
- Italian:isolato, ...
- Spanish:aislado, ...
- Portuguese:isolado, ...
- Chinese:隐秘的, ...
- Japanese:人里離れた, ...
- Arabic:مُنْعَزِل, ...
- Hebrew:מְבוּדָד, ...
- Russian:уединённый, ...
- Ukrainian:віддалений, ...
- Hindi:एकांत, ...
Definition of seclude - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
self-isolationintr. Rare remove oneself from social interactionintr. Rare
- He chose to seclude himself in his study to focus on his writing..
2.
isolationtr. Rare isolate someone from others or societytr. Rare
- He decided to seclude himself in the mountains.
Origin of seclude
Latin, secludere (to shut off)
Examples of seclude in a sentence
He would often seclude himself to meditate. She chose to seclude herself from social media. The monks seclude themselves for meditation.
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- French:se retirer, ...
- German:zurückziehen, isolieren, ...
- Italian:isolarsi, ...
- Spanish:retirarse, aislar, ...
- Portuguese:recolher-se, isolar, ...
- Chinese:隐居, 隔离, ...
- Japanese:引きこもる, 隔離する, ...
- Arabic:انعزل, عَزَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְבּוֹדֵד, לְבַדֵּד, ...
- Russian:уединиться, уединяться, ...
- Ukrainian:усамітнитися, усамітнюватися, ...
- Hindi:स्वयं को अलग करना, अलग करना, ...
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