noun

seclusion

isolation, privacy, solitude

She enjoys the seclusion of her country home.

She enjoys the seclusion of her country home.

He lived in seclusion for the rest of his life.

He lived in seclusion for the rest of his life.

in seclusion in a state of being away from people He lived in seclusion.

Synonyms: isolation, solitude, privacy, retirement; Antonyms: company, society

From Latin 'seclusio', from 'secludere' (to seclude). 'se-' (apart) + 'claudere' (to shut).

The noun form of 'seclude'. If you seclude yourself, you are in seclusion.

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