Sentence examples for the 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.
The secluded back porch made for a perfect getaway accommodation.
But there are still no warning signs or fencing around the secluded and decaying site.
Here you can add a mile on to your walk and explore the secluded Mere Pool Valley.
Breakfast is served in the conservatory overlooking the secluded walled garden (0131 332 8965; sixmarysplace.co.uk; 6 Mary's Place; from £99).
However, studies focused on the views of the secluded patients themselves are sparse.
This is because most urban areas especially the secluded and deprived zones are usually not reached with waste collection services.
Huston spent much of her childhood at the secluded estate.
And the secluded coves and inlets are flooded with light as the days lengthen.
Surrounded by little other than snow-capped peaks, the secluded stretch remains nonexistent on Google Maps.
The secluded railway arches are used by homeless people to shelter from the cold weather.
It provides a glimpse into the secluded lives of the ladies of the court.
