seclusive Synonyms
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seclusive Meaning
seclusive (a.)
Tending to seclude; keeping in seclusion; secluding; sequestering.
seclusive Sentence Examples
- 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.
FAQs About the word seclusive
Tending to seclude; keeping in seclusion; secluding; sequestering.
isolation,solitude, privacy, separateness,loneliness, insulation, segregation, aloneness, solitariness, withdrawal
company, society, companionship, fellowship, fellowship,society, company, companionship, comradeship, camaraderie
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.
