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Meanings of reclusive in anglès

Providing privacy or seclusion.

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Withdrawn from society; seeking solitude.

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Usage of reclusive in anglès
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Washington insists that the reclusive state first drop its nuclear weapons ambitions.
Reuters
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Such visits also serve to provide useful intelligence about the reclusive state.
Reuters
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The apology is a rare admission of fallibility from the reclusive state.
The Irish Times
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The reclusive songwriter entertains through the computer audio system developed by introverts.
Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
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She was a reclusive figure whose mature music deals mostly in extremes.
The Irish Times
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Settled for the life of a reclusive widow, until she died too.
Any Coincidence Is / Or, The Day Julia & Cecil the Cat Faced a F...
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Since then, Pynchon himself seems to have fallen into a reclusive void.
The Irish Times
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But until now, the reclusive author has been shy about granting interviews.
The Irish Times
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Because that was where the reclusive Tepho spent most of his time.
Logos Run
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He has remained largely reclusive, rarely giving interviews or performing high-profile shows.
The Guardian
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But all humans require social connections, even those who are more reclusive.
Reuters
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My friends, who stick with me even when I'm moody and reclusive.
Divergent
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Most pathologists and medical examiners Maggie knew were quiet, solemn, sometimes reclusive.
The soul catcher
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Hell, bring some of Sorcha's reclusive faeries if you can find them.
Ink Exchange
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The reclusive state has also conducted two nuclear weapons tests since January 2016.
Radio NZ
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Neighbours said Mr Baxter became reclusive in his former family home.
News.com.au
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare