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loner

[loh-ner] / ˈloʊ nər /
NOUN
recluse
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Both Devon Louis as a poetic loner and Elizabeth Chapa as an unnamed muse embodied their featured roles to the full.

From The Wall Street Journal

He says that since childhood he felt like a loser and became a loner and is drawn to those on the losing end.

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Other pupils told Indonesian news outlets that the suspect was a "loner" who often made drawings depicting violence, and who had been found lying on the ground following the explosion.

From BBC

There’s a lot of wacky odd-couple chemistry in their interactions; she was programmed to have, or at least imitate, human emotional intelligence, while he is more given to broad statements about being a fierce loner.

From The Wall Street Journal

A loner who never married, Lowry retired as a rent collector from Pall Mall Property Co. on his 65th birthday.

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