That lives in seclusion; secluded, solitary, cloistered.

Scottish. Of a person: living in seclusion; remaining concealed; acting secretly or clandestinely. Obsolete.

General attributive (also withdrawing-chamber, n., withdrawing-room, n.).

Secluded; withdrawn from view or from society. †Also absol. in plural sense.

Characterized by seclusion from society or human interaction, esp. as part of a religious discipline.

In senses of the verb, esp.: Shut up or withdrawn from view; †(of a privilege) withheld from the multitude; †(of a member of parliament)…

Of a person's life, condition, character, etc.: characterized by seclusion or withdrawal from society, solitary.

In various senses of the verb; sometimes in a purely static sense, secluded; also of mental state, detached. Also spec. in Psychology, characterized…

Resembling or suggestive of monks, their way of life, or their environment; austere, silent, secluded.

Disposed to prefer isolation or solitude; characterized by secluded or solitary habits; reclusive, unsocial.

Solitary, secluded, retired.

Sheltered, retired, secluded.

Marked or characterized by privacy, secrecy, or concealment; private, secret. Obsolete.

Like, or like that of, a hermit.

Of, relating to, characteristic of, or of the nature of an anchorite or anchorites; solitary, reclusive; = anchoritic, adj.

Confined to the shade or to retirement; retired, secluded.

characteristic or reminiscent of Greta Garbo, esp. in terms of her appearance, style, or reclusive behaviour.

that allows privacy or discretion.