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loner

noun as in recluse

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In an interview with The Washington Post, Mark Krikorian, the Center for Immigration Studies’ executive director, denounced Crusius’ killings, but he described his manifesto as “remarkably well-written for a 21-year-old loner.”

From Salon

She always seemed a bit of a loner.

From BBC

“I had some friends, but I was very much of a loner,” Duthiers said of his youth spent mostly in the New York area.

Cobby, meanwhile, is a sarcastic loner fresh from a stint in the slammer.

Investigators described Crooks as a loner whose social network was limited to immediate family members.

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