1) to keep (a person, oneself) away from the company of others; secluded = separate and quiet, isolated (seclude)
without other people
separate; apart
separated by (a mentioned) distance
separate
(of a place) in a ruined, neglected state
unused, barren
(of the mind) not influenced by personal opinion or by others; (of a house) not joined to another building on either side
disconnected
far away in space or time
faraway
of forsake
abandoned
(of places) unpleasant; poor
desolate
disguised; with one's name
in disguise
not allowed to contact other people, e.g. when under house arrest
silenced
not frequent
not happening regularly
having, showing, limited thought or experience
narrow-minded
without other people
by oneself; only
without other people; unhappy because one has no friends, support etc
feeling friendless, forlorn
lonely; not often visited
forlorn, friendless
the one, single, example; and no other; and nothing else or more; but it must me added that; (used to introduce a condition or reason)
singular
far away
distant
not often seen, found, happening etc; (of meat) cooked so that the redness and juices are kept
exceptional, infrequent
very far away in space or time; widely separated
out-of-the-way; in the distance
divided, not joined; different
disconnected
one only; not married; for the use of; used for, done by, one person
alone, distinct
without companion; (preferring to be) alone; single; seldom visited
alone, single; unsociable
happening occasionally
on and off
a male deer
by oneself; only
of, able to be seen with, a telescope; having sections which slide into each other
faraway
without a companion; performed without an accompaniment
alone
not publicly acknowledged
in disguise