secluded
/sɪˈkluːdɪd/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
💡Pro Tip
Usage Tip
Use 'secluded' to describe places that are away from crowds or human activity, emphasizing privacy or isolation.
📖Word Origin
From the Latin 'secludere', meaning 'to shut off' or 'to separate'.
📝Usage Notes
Often used to describe places that are intentionally or naturally away from human activity. Can also describe a state of being alone or withdrawn.