secluded Definition
se·cluded (-klo̵̅o̅d′id)
adjective
- shut off or kept apart from others; isolated; withdrawn
- cut off from the public view; hidden a secluded garden
secluded Synonyms
secluded Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- cove: Paths wind through the garden past rocky outcrops down to a secluded swimming cove.
- valley: Part way down the track drops into a secluded valley with a stream, a possible ideal wild camping spot.
- courtyard: Model Gardens II - Mediterranean Garden Sven designs a secluded courtyard perfect for al fresco entertaining.
- bay: Located on a secluded bay on the south coast of Grenada, most dive sites are only a short boat trip away.
- glen: In any case I had a good night's sleep nestled in my secluded glen.
- beach: A secluded rocky beach is a 5 minute walk away.
Modifying Another Word
- peacefully: Laurel Farm [ Website ] An 18th-century Farmhouse in an acre of wild and peacefully secluded grounds surrounded by mature trees and hedges.
- beautifully: Situated in a beautifully secluded valley, Goonwinnow Farm stands in its own 7-acre grounds.
- very: A very secluded spot the beach is accessible only by foot along a path through pine woods.
- quietly: Highbank Hotel Leeds The Highbank Hotel Leeds is ideally located, in its own quietly secluded grounds.
- totally: Facilities Chycoll Barn is in a totally secluded setting, surrounded by unspoiled moorland and with instant access to lovely walks.
- somewhat: These activities do best in a protected or somewhat secluded corner.
Used with adjective complement
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