Sentence examples for is secluded from inspiring English sources
verb
To shut off or keep apart, as from company, society, etc.; withdraw from society or into solitude: as, to seclude oneself from the world.
Upper Woodside is secluded, rural and woodsy.
The backyard is secluded, and has a koi pond.
The office is secluded, yet near the Senate floor.
This 1754 Dutch stone house is secluded on 95 acres.
A key attraction is that the location is secluded, yet accessible, he said.
Stay The Archondissa Boutique Beach Aparthotel is secluded and just 20 metres from the beach.
The Bangalore location will be secluded within elaborate gardens.
Now, Ruth was secluded and allowed few visitors.
First, neither of them can fit in to this society — while the training priests are secluded in mountains, hikikomori are secluded in their rooms.
"Anywhere that's secluded, that's probably the key to survival," Steve says.
In France, for example, biotech incubators house resident startups that are secluded from one another.
