isolated

Modifying Another Word

• socially: Baytree opens the door to education and widens the participation of the socially isolated and disadvantaged.
• increasingly: Whilst a neighbor helped with her shopping, the lady found herself increasingly isolated, lonely and depressed.
• relatively: This issue is still relatively isolated and low-key, but it is now escalating.
• quite: They tend to be quite isolated and unable to resolve a hurt, wrong or injustice which can be felt very deeply.
• very: I became very isolated and insular, very unhappy.
• not: This would ensure that the trainees are not isolated and have ready access to academic support.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

feel: Feeling I am part of a large community of hirers ( and feeling a lot less isolated ).

Modifies a noun

• incident: However, the delay in passing the call to a doctor did not seem to have been an isolated incident.
• farmstead: The only other settlement is an isolated farmstead by the coast.
• lough: Whilst some continue to exist as isolated small loughs, many have now been infilled by sediment washing off the surrounding drumlins.
• farmhouse: But when he reaches the isolated farmhouse he discovers a bloodbath.
• pocket: Most of the coastal forest strip along the South Coast no longer exists and the forest exists in small, isolated pockets.
• island: Pure Red Deer may in the end be confined to isolated islands in Scotland.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: I have always felt isolated with my blood disorder.
• become: Imber has already become isolated from the rest of the world.
• remain: Until recently, the Baha'is in these countries have also remained fairly isolated, contact with their co-religionists abroad often being regarded with suspicion.
• have: I have Isolated Lissencephaly Sequence which means that my brain didn't develop correctly.