Preposition: of

• hill: I'm a runner and a walker and I love the solitude of the hills.

• countryside: He is a political fighter but also a poet who sings Irish song in the solitude of the countryside.

• place: There were also lots of other visitors to spoil the solitude of the place.

• room: I loved the solitude of that room, and it did much to enable me to discover what kind of Etonian I was.

• valley: After the busy trails toward Everest all the group enjoyed the total solitude of the stunning valley above Thame.

• landscape: And many of her own dawn visits were clearly heightened experiences in the midst of the beauty and solitude of an ancient landscape.

Converse of object

• prefer: I preferred solitude anyway; it was the medium in which I had been raised, in which I swam comfortably.

• seek: The center is ideal for individuals seeking solitude for long or short periods.

• enjoy: Once 50 meters from these three sites you will enjoy reasonable solitude.

• love: I love my new life here: I love the solitude.

• find: She finds solitude is not all she expected it to be.

• offer: But to the plain man it offers solitude: an excellent thing in itself, and a good whet for company.

Preposition: in

• order: There was an enormous yearning in me to go into solitude in order to develop my will.

Adjective modifier

• peaceful: Each of these allows you to enjoy the natural beauties of this scenic area along with the peaceful solitude away from city life.

• quiet: This long stretch of coastline has lots of little beaches, which means you may be able to find a bit of quiet solitude.

• vast: For the first time I became conscious of the vast solitudes which lie in the interior of Scotland's most northerly counties.

• relative: The relative solitude of the site is half the attraction!

• perfect: At these moments I took refuge in the most perfect solitude.

• complete: Truth is I am dealing with a week of almost complete solitude the best way I can.

Noun used with modifier

• O: In 1816 Hunt published Keats's sonnet O Solitude in the Examiner and in 1821 La Belle Dame sans Merci in the Indicator.