reclusive (Meaning)

Wordnet

reclusive (s)

withdrawn from society; seeking solitude

providing privacy or seclusion

Webster

Affording retirement from society.

The reclusive hermit sought solace in the remote cabin, shunning all human contact.
Amidst the bustling city, there lived a reclusive scholar who immersed herself in ancient books.
The reclusive artist retreated to his isolated studio, free from the distractions of society.
The reclusive billionaire lived a solitary life, hidden away from the prying eyes of the world.
The reclusive inventor spent years toiling in his underground laboratory, oblivious to the passage of time.
The reclusive monk dedicated his life to contemplation and meditation, finding peace in solitude.
The reclusive nature lover sought refuge in the untouched wilderness, far from the encroaching urban sprawl.
The reclusive writer preferred the company of his characters to the noise of the outside world.
The reclusive scientist devoted his life to unlocking the secrets of the universe, working tirelessly in his isolated lab.
The reclusive musician found solace in his music, playing melodies that echoed only within his heart.

withdrawn from society; seeking solitude, providing privacy or seclusionAffording retirement from society.

distant, dry,reserved, withdrawn, introverted, cold, detached, timid, cool, dispassionate

extroverted, extraverted, outgoing, companionable, communicative, boon, talkative, garrulous, convivial, boon

The reclusive hermit sought solace in the remote cabin, shunning all human contact.

Amidst the bustling city, there lived a reclusive scholar who immersed herself in ancient books.

The reclusive artist retreated to his isolated studio, free from the distractions of society.

The reclusive billionaire lived a solitary life, hidden away from the prying eyes of the world.