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Meanings of complete isolation in English
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Usage of complete isolation in English
1
One is as free in one's complete isolation as a Trappist monk.
2
Your complete isolation from the Galaxy was freakish for a start.
3
The complete isolation of all herds in which the disease has made its appearance.
4
Its complete isolation, moreover, added to the effect-forno other eminence appeared in sight.
5
Hybrid vigour should not be taken as evidence for the complete isolation of populations.
6
Wealth and a complete isolation from the world have been in my fate strangely combined.
7
Be assured: you will be working in complete isolation.
8
I was astonished, for I imagined complete isolation here.
9
They perched high on a hillside, in complete isolation-therewere no other settlements for miles.
10
The only hope is in their complete isolation.
11
She worked in complete isolation, prompting John to suggest that she volunteer at the animal shelter.
12
The first sensation is that of complete isolation.
13
Human populations of only a few hundred people were unable to survive indefinitely in complete isolation.
14
But grief does strange things-griefand complete isolation.
15
Days and days in complete isolation with Nigel!
16
Rural schools and the breakdown of complete isolation will probably in time eliminate this divergence.]
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Complete isolation through the time
Complete isolation across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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