Pronunciation: /sɪˈklud/
verb to isolate or hide away from others
A1 I like to seclude myself in my room when I need some alone time.
A2 She secludes herself from the rest of the group when she feels overwhelmed.
B1 The cabin is secluded in the mountains, away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
B2 The artist secludes himself in his studio for hours on end, working on his latest masterpiece.
C1 The wealthy businessman secludes himself in his private island retreat to escape the pressures of his job.
C2 The celebrity is often secluded from the public eye to maintain their privacy and sanity.
adjective secluded
A1 She enjoys spending time in her secluded garden.
A2 The small village is seclude from the hustle and bustle of the city.
B1 The secluded cabin in the woods provided the perfect escape from everyday life.
B2 The secluded beach was a hidden gem, away from the crowds of tourists.
C1 The secluded mountain retreat offered a peaceful and tranquil setting for relaxation.
C2 The secluded island resort was a luxurious paradise, only accessible by private boat.
formal The monastery was built in a remote area to seclude the monks from the distractions of the outside world.
informal I like to seclude myself in my room when I need some alone time.
slang She always secludes herself in her own little bubble, never wanting to socialize with anyone.
figurative The author secludes himself in his writing, shutting out the noise of the world around him.
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