reclusely (Meaning)
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reclusely (adv.)
In a recluse or solitary manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reclusely
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reclusely Sentence Examples
- The reclusive writer secluded himself in his cabin, seeking solace in solitary contemplation.
- The house stood reclusely on the hilltop, its windows shuttered against the world.
- She lived reclusely, shunning human contact and immersing herself in books and music.
- The old hermit lived reclusely in a cave, subsisting on berries and rainwater.
- The village was located reclusely in a remote valley, far from the clamor of civilization.
- The reclusive millionaire retreated to his secluded island, seeking escape from his former life.
- The artist's reclusely took years to complete her masterpiece, toiling away in obscurity.
- The reclusive librarian spent her days poring over ancient texts, her mind lost in a labyrinth of knowledge.
- The scientist lived reclusely in her laboratory, pursuing her groundbreaking research undisturbed.
- The reclusive billionaire rarely ventured outside his opulent mansion, preferring to live in secluded luxury.
FAQs About the word reclusely
In a recluse or solitary manner.
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The reclusive writer secluded himself in his cabin, seeking solace in solitary contemplation.
The house stood reclusely on the hilltop, its windows shuttered against the world.
She lived reclusely, shunning human contact and immersing herself in books and music.
The old hermit lived reclusely in a cave, subsisting on berries and rainwater.
