noun

isolation

isolation, solitude, seclusion

The patient was kept in isolation.

The patient was kept in isolation.

Feelings of isolation are common among the elderly.

Feelings of isolation are common among the elderly.

The country's political isolation has ended.

The country's political isolation has ended.

in isolation in a state of being alone He works in complete isolation.

isolation from (sth./sb.) the state of being separate from (sth./sb.) Their isolation from the world was total.

Synonyms: solitude, seclusion, loneliness; Antonyms: connection, community, inclusion

From Latin 'insula' (island). The state of being like an island.

Think of 'isolation' as the state of being on an 'island' (insula), completely alone.

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