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seclude

 

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Verb seclude has 1 sense
  1. seclude, sequester, sequestrate, withdraw - keep away from others; "He sequestered himself in his study to write a book"
    --1 is one way to isolate, insulate
    Derived form: noun seclusion2
    Sample sentence:
    Somebody ----s somebody

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Seclude

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition 1: To isolate or keep someone or something away from others; to keep in seclusion.

Example sentence 1: After the hectic week, she decided to seclude herself in a cabin by the lake to find some peace and quiet.

Example sentence 2: The millionaire secludes himself in his luxurious mansion, rarely venturing out into the public eye.

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Definition 2: To keep a place or area private or hidden from public access or view.

Example sentence 1: The royal family's private garden is beautifully seclude, shielded from prying eyes by tall hedges.

Example sentence 2: The monastery is seclude on top of a remote mountain, offering a peaceful sanctuary for the monks.

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Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Describes something that is secluded or isolated.

Example sentence 1: The house nestled in the woods had a seclude charm, perfect for a quiet retreat.

Example sentence 2: The seclude beach was hidden behind cliffs, making it a hidden gem known only to a few.

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