seclusion (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /sɪˈkluːʒən/
Definition
The state of being private and away from other people, often by choice or for a specific purpose.
Examples
The artist sought seclusion in the mountains to focus on their new masterpiece.
For a period of intense study, the student chose to live in complete seclusion.
The monastery offered a life of peace and seclusion for those seeking spiritual reflection.
How to Use seclusion
- in seclusion (prepositional phrase)
- In a state of being private and away from others. — "He chose to live in seclusion for a year to write his book."
- seek seclusion (collocation)
- To look for or try to achieve privacy. — "Many artists seek seclusion to find inspiration."
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