Pronunciation: /sɪˈkwɛstərd/
verb to isolate or hide away
A1 The cat sequestered itself in the closet during the thunderstorm.
A2 The witness was sequestered in a hotel room during the trial.
B1 The scientist sequestered the samples in a secure laboratory for analysis.
B2 The government sequestered the land for a new national park.
C1 The billionaire sequestered his wealth in offshore accounts to avoid taxes.
C2 The confidential documents were sequestered in a high-security vault.
adjective isolated or hidden away
A1 The sequestered garden was a peaceful place to relax.
A2 The sequestered cabin in the woods provided a quiet retreat.
B1 The sequestered jury was not allowed to communicate with the outside world during the trial.
B2 The sequestered witness was kept in a secure location until the trial.
C1 The sequestered research facility was isolated from the public to prevent contamination.
C2 The sequestered government officials met in a undisclosed location to discuss classified information.
formal The jury was sequestered during the high-profile trial to prevent outside influence.
informal I was sequestered in my room all weekend studying for my exams.
slang We were sequestered at the beach house for the weekend and had a blast.
figurative Her thoughts were sequestered in a dark corner of her mind, unable to escape.
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