seclusive (Meaning)

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seclusive (a.)

Tending to seclude; keeping in seclusion; secluding; sequestering.

No weak antonyms found.

The author led a seclusive life in a remote cabin, far away from society.
As a solitary wanderer, he found solace in the seclusive beauty of the wilderness.
The artist retreated into a seclusive studio, immersing herself in her creations.
The mansion stood isolated on a vast estate, a testament to the seclusive nature of its owner.
The village elder was known for his seclusive demeanor, rarely venturing outside his humble cottage.
The abandoned house had once been a thriving home, but now it stood empty and seclusive, its secrets hidden within its crumbling walls.
The seclusive monk spent his days in meditation, seeking inner peace and enlightenment.
The shy child found comfort in seclusive activities, such as reading and writing.
The scientist dedicated himself to seclusive research, hoping to unravel the mysteries of the universe.
The seclusive community lived in harmony, isolated from the outside world and its distractions.

Tending to seclude; keeping in seclusion; secluding; sequestering.

solitude, privacy, isolation,loneliness, aloneness, solitariness, segregation, separateness, insulation, withdrawal

companionship, society,society, company, companionship, fellowship, company, fellowship, camaraderie, comradeship

The author led a seclusive life in a remote cabin, far away from society.

As a solitary wanderer, he found solace in the seclusive beauty of the wilderness.

The artist retreated into a seclusive studio, immersing herself in her creations.

The mansion stood isolated on a vast estate, a testament to the seclusive nature of its owner.