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seclusion

[si-kloo-zhuhn] / sɪˈklu ʒən /


Example Sentences

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I suppose it’s possible Trump could enjoy some time in penitential seclusion, depending on sentencing if convicted, but I wouldn’t bet the family goat on it.

From Washington Post

And election loser Jair Bolsonaro, whose supporters assaulted the Presidential Palace, the Supreme Court and Congress after his defeat, has been uncharacteristically quiet from his seclusion thousands of miles away in Kissimmee, Fla.

From Washington Post

For the first several months of the pandemic, the residents of the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation were spared by their seclusion in the plains of northern Montana.

From Los Angeles Times

She said her son had been placed in seclusion at one point and she was not allowed to see him for more than four months.

From BBC

He moved the family into further seclusion in Puerto Rico, making it harder for Huston to attend contests and fulfill sponsorship obligations.

From Los Angeles Times