reclusion (Meaning)
reclusion (n.)
A state of retirement from the world; seclusion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reclusion
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reclusion Sentence Examples
- The writer sought reclusion in a remote cabin, hoping to find inspiration.
- The sudden outbreak forced the town into a state of reclusion, with residents advised to stay indoors.
- During his years of reclusion, he devoted himself to studying philosophy and writing.
- The monastery offered a sanctuary of reclusion for those seeking spiritual guidance.
- The abandoned castle stood in reclusion, its crumbling walls a testament to a forgotten era.
- The recluse lived a life of isolation and reclusion, rarely venturing outside his secluded cottage.
- The forest provided a cloak of reclusion, shielding the hikers from the hustle and bustle of city life.
- The once-lively street now lay in reclusion, its shops shuttered and its streets deserted.
- The prison acted as a place of reclusion for the convicted criminals, isolating them from society.
- The artist sought reclusion in the mountains, seeking solace and inspiration in the tranquil surroundings.
FAQs About the word reclusion
A state of retirement from the world; seclusion.
introversion, shyness,timidity, bashfulness, diffidence, timidness, coyness, retiringness,modesty, unsociability
gregariousness, sociability, conviviality,sociability, gregariousness, friendliness, conviviality, friendliness, fellowship, neighborliness
The writer sought reclusion in a remote cabin, hoping to find inspiration.
The sudden outbreak forced the town into a state of reclusion, with residents advised to stay indoors.
During his years of reclusion, he devoted himself to studying philosophy and writing.
The monastery offered a sanctuary of reclusion for those seeking spiritual guidance.
