loners (Meaning)

loners

one that avoids others, individualist sense 1, a typically solitary animal, a person who is often alone or likes to be alone

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Loners often prefer the solitude of their own company, finding solace in contemplation.
The elderly couple had become loners after losing their children and friends.
The lone wolf roamed the forest, rarely interacting with others of its kind.
As a loner, she enjoyed the peace and quiet of her remote cabin in the mountains.
Society often stigmatises loners, perceiving them as outcasts or misfits.
The quiet and unassuming man was a loner by choice, appreciating the freedom it afforded him.
Loners may struggle to form meaningful relationships due to their solitary nature.
Despite their reputation for being aloof, some loners possess a deep capacity for empathy and kindness.
The solitary hiker embarked on a long journey, embracing the challenges and solitude that it brought.
The loner's independence and self-reliance made her a valuable asset to her community in times of need.

one that avoids others, individualist sense 1, a typically solitary animal, a person who is often alone or likes to be alone

bohemians, mavericks, individualists, freaks, heretics, lone wolves, characters, deviants, enfants terribles, weirdos

sheep,followers, conformists, conformers, adherents, supporters,,

Loners often prefer the solitude of their own company, finding solace in contemplation.

The elderly couple had become loners after losing their children and friends.

The lone wolf roamed the forest, rarely interacting with others of its kind.

As a loner, she enjoyed the peace and quiet of her remote cabin in the mountains.