Pronunciation: /ˈsɑləˌtɛri/
noun Solitary can also be a noun that refers to a person who lives alone or in isolation.
A1 I enjoy spending time in solitary.
A2 He prefers a solitary lifestyle, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
B1 The prisoner was placed in solitary confinement for a week.
B2 After the death of his wife, he lived a solitary existence in the countryside.
C1 The artist found inspiration in the solitary beauty of the desert.
C2 Despite his solitary nature, he formed deep connections with a few close friends.
adjective Solitary is an adjective that describes something or someone that is alone or isolated.
A1 The cat enjoys spending time in solitary places.
A2 She prefers to work on her art projects in solitary silence.
B1 Living in a solitary cabin in the woods can be peaceful but lonely.
B2 The novelist spent months in solitary confinement to focus on writing his masterpiece.
C1 The mountaineer embarked on a solitary expedition to climb the uncharted peak.
C2 The philosopher found solace in his solitary contemplation of the universe.
formal The prisoner spent years in solitary confinement.
informal I enjoy spending solitary time in nature.
slang I like to be a lone wolf and have my own solitary adventures.
figurative Her solitary journey to success was filled with challenges.
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