secluded

/sɪˈkluːdɪd/

isolated or private

They found a secluded beach where they could enjoy some peace.

A secluded beach is one that is away from crowds, offering privacy and quiet.

formal

Situated away from other places, people, or things; isolated or private.

The cabin was secluded in the woods, far from any neighbors.

The cabin was located in a remote area, surrounded by trees and away from other houses.

She preferred a secluded spot in the library to study without distractions.

She chose a quiet, private corner in the library to focus on her work.

Often used to describe places that are intentionally or naturally away from human activity.

Collocations

secluded spota quiet, private placesecluded areaa remote or isolated locationsecluded retreata private place for relaxation or escape

Use 'secluded' to describe places that are away from crowds or human activity, emphasizing privacy or isolation.

From the Latin 'secludere', meaning 'to shut off' or 'to separate'.

Often used to describe places that are intentionally or naturally away from human activity. Can also describe a state of being alone or withdrawn.

se-

apart

prefix

-clude

to shut

root

-ed

past participle

suffix

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