Dense hedges secluded them from the other garden, with strands of barbed wire.
Most of the nearby properties are two- to five-acre wooded parcels, secluding them from subdivisions with smaller lots in the area.
The continued stigma toward the survivors and their children isolates them completely, secluding them from opportunities and reinforcing the victimization cycle.
Purdah is the cultural practice of maintaining modesty (i.e. clothing women and secluding them from males who are not blood relatives) [ 19, 38, 41].
Nitros Oxide himself returns to his home planet of Gasmoxia and secludes himself from society.
The blood brain barrier (BBB) secludes the brain from the circulation and only selective transport of molecules takes place.
As Huffman, of Reddit, observed, our technologies have made us more alert to risk, but have also made us more panicky; they facilitate the tribal temptation to cocoon, to seclude ourselves from opponents, and to fortify ourselves against our fears, instead of attacking the sources of them.
Trees and mature foliage seclude it from neighboring houses, most custom-built in the 1960s and 1970s.
They train at a seminary, a theological college, and do not take vows of poverty or seclude themselves from the outside world.
"In the process, they rendered death almost invisible, secluding it from the community and indeed, even from relatives and friends of the dying".
Daud Khan successfully introduced several far-reaching educational and social reforms, such as allowing women to wear the veil voluntarily and abolishing purdah (the practice of secluding women from public view), which theoretically increased the labour force by about half.
