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seclude Definition

se·clude (si klo̵̅o̅d)

transitive verb -·cluded, -·clud·ing

  1. to keep away or apart from others; bar or shut off from the view of or relations with others; isolate
  2. to make private or hidden; screen

Etymology: ME secluden < L secludere < se-, apart (see secede) + claudere, to close

seclude Synonyms

seclude

v.

  1. To isolate

    quarantine, ostracize, evict; see separate 2.

  2. To hide

    screen out, conceal, cover; see hide 1.

seclude Usage Examples

Object

  • garden: A large semi secluded garden on the side of the property.
  • beach: There are many secluded beaches along both the North and East coasts amid some of the finest coastal scenery in Britain.
  • location: The delightfully secluded location on the Isle of Wight makes any holiday here feel almost like you're abroad.
  • ground: The hotel has secluded grounds that offer impressive views across the Poole Bay.
  • position: In totally secluded position with wonderful views across rolling countryside from its terrace.
  • area: Prayer areas At each side of the altar are secluded prayer areas.

Subject

  • tree: The flat overlooks the pool area and the sea but is secluded by trees and the gardens ensuring privacy and shade.

Preposition: behind

  • wall: Attractive private pool and sun terrace, mostly secluded behind a screening wall.

Modifying Another Word

  • delightfully: The delightfully secluded location on the Isle of Wight makes any holiday here feel almost like you're abroad.
  • peacefully: Peacefully secluded in this unspoiled countryside Orchard House and Rose Cottage are ideal for all generations.
  • wonderfully: The Pomieri enjoys a wonderfully secluded location in the heart of the mountains.
  • beautifully: One of the most beautifully secluded Lakeside caravan estates offering exclusive lake frontage for 1km onto Windermere, set on a farm.
  • totally: The lawned grounds are totally secluded, there is also a patio area with garden furniture.
  • completely: Set in a large garden with lawns, it's almost completely secluded yet from its elevated location there are delightful sea views.

Preposition: in

  • acre: Georgian, country house secluded in six acres of gardens and woodlands, offering high standards of comfort and service.
  • countryside: The house and its gardens both lie secluded in the countryside and are not part of any built up area.

Preposition: with

  • view: It is very secluded with views toward the hills above Loch Fada.
  • lawn: The grounds are secluded with lawns and private patios for sunbathing and picnicking.
  • acre: Hotel information Little Bay is the location, quiet and secluded with 14 acres of gardens beside the beach.

Preposition: by

  • tree: The flat overlooks the pool area and the sea but is secluded by trees and the gardens ensuring privacy and shade.

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