solitude
ˈsɑːlɪtuːd
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Noun

peaceful alonenessstate of being alone, often peaceful
  • She enjoyed the solitude of the mountains.
  • He sought solitude in the quiet library.
  • Solitude can be refreshing after a busy day.
isolation seclusion
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being alone without anyone else around
She spent several months in solitude after moving to the remote cabin.
feeling happy and content when alone
For introverts, solitude is bliss.

Origin of solitude

Latin, solitudo (loneliness)

Terms with solitude included in their meaning

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singleadj.
solitude
existing alone or solitary
solitude
completely by oneself without anyone else
solitude
in complete solitude or isolation
solitude
completely alone without any help or company
solitude
time spent by oneself without others
solitude
allow me to stay undisturbed or alone
shared solitude
sharing solitude with someone else
solitude
allow someone to be alone without interference

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  1. French:solitude, ...
  2. German:Einsamkeit, ...
  3. Italian:solitudine, ...
  4. Spanish:soledad, ...
  5. Portuguese:solidão, ...
  6. Chinese:孤独, ...
  7. Japanese:孤独, ...
  8. Arabic:عُزْلَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּדִידוּת, ...
  10. Russian:уединение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:самотність, ...
  12. Hindi:एकांत, ...

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