complete seclusion

Frequency: 4.50.8 per million words

Used to emphasize a state of being entirely alone or away from other people.

seclusionADJECTIVE + seclusion

Categories:

complete

Examples (10)

  • The writer sought complete seclusion in the remote cabin to finish her novel.
  • After the public scandal, she lived in complete seclusion for several years.
  • For intense spiritual practice, many ascetics choose a life of complete seclusion.
  • The property boasted complete seclusion, surrounded by dense forest and a private lake.
  • He craved complete seclusion after weeks of non-stop social engagements.
  • The monastery was built in a location that ensured complete seclusion from the outside world.
  • Finding complete seclusion in today's interconnected world is increasingly difficult.
  • She found solace and inspiration in the complete seclusion of her art studio.
  • The inventor worked in complete seclusion, away from prying eyes and distractions.
  • Sometimes, to truly reflect, one needs periods of complete seclusion.