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Meanings of reclusive in English
Synonyms
Examples for "secluded"
Examples for "secluded"
1
It was lifted up high above the town; shut in; utterly secluded.
2
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3
Store the tank in an open yet secluded area, away from children.
4
As authorities pressed their investigation, the trio remained secluded with family members.
5
Ever since she had secluded herself in the deckhouse in great distress.
1
In its phosphorylated form, cytoplasmic YAP is sequestered in an inactive state.
2
Here, carbon can be sequestered 40 times faster than in tropical forests.
3
So wrote 19th-century American poet Emily Dickinson from her sequestered Amherst home.
4
He sequestered himself from his subjects in the recesses of his palace.
5
He found her in a sequestered corner of the fresh swabbed quarter-deck.
1
Anies should have been delivered into a cloistered nunnery thirty years ago.
2
No longer cloistered among freshman, he found it harder to be noticed.
3
Her cloistered upbringing has not prepared her very well for this moment.
4
Gower has his lover hear tales from a confessor in cloistered quiet.
5
We wander through cloistered courts into the main body of the church.
Usage of reclusive in English
1
Washington insists that the reclusive state first drop its nuclear weapons ambitions.
2
Such visits also serve to provide useful intelligence about the reclusive state.
3
The apology is a rare admission of fallibility from the reclusive state.
4
The reclusive songwriter entertains through the computer audio system developed by introverts.
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She was a reclusive figure whose mature music deals mostly in extremes.
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Settled for the life of a reclusive widow, until she died too.
7
Since then, Pynchon himself seems to have fallen into a reclusive void.
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But until now, the reclusive author has been shy about granting interviews.
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Because that was where the reclusive Tepho spent most of his time.
10
He has remained largely reclusive, rarely giving interviews or performing high-profile shows.
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But all humans require social connections, even those who are more reclusive.
12
My friends, who stick with me even when I'm moody and reclusive.
13
Most pathologists and medical examiners Maggie knew were quiet, solemn, sometimes reclusive.
14
Hell, bring some of Sorcha's reclusive faeries if you can find them.
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The reclusive state has also conducted two nuclear weapons tests since January 2016.
16
Neighbours said Mr Baxter became reclusive in his former family home.
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Reclusive through the time
Reclusive across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare