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Providing privacy or seclusion.
secluded
sequestered
cloistered
private
Withdrawn from society; seeking solitude.
withdrawn
recluse
unsocial
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.
5
She was a
reclusive
figure whose mature music deals mostly in extremes.
6
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.
8
But until now, the
reclusive
author has been shy about granting interviews.
9
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.
11
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.
15
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.
reclusive
reclusive state
reclusive leader
reclusive life
famously reclusive
more reclusive