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You can use it to describe someone who does not share their thoughts, feelings, or activities with others. For example, "John had been acting strange lately, but he kept to himself and wouldn't explain why."
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He was not born in the village, and "he kept to himself," Mr. Muhammad said.
"He kept to himself.
His stubbornness, that he kept to himself.
Whatever Jonathan thought, he kept to himself.
In the minors, he kept to himself.
He kept to himself more than he socialized.
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But he keeps to himself.
Today he keeps to himself in Turkey.
He says he keeps to himself.
The destination is something he keeps to himself.
Will he keep to himself, like an Argentine Denis Thatcher?
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