Definition of seclude in English:

seclude

verb sɪˈkluːdsəˈklud

[with object]

Keep (someone) away from other people.
I secluded myself up here for a life of study and meditation
Example sentencesExamples
- Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night.
- Pulling the glass sliding door slowly, David called out, ‘Why are you secluding yourself?’
- Increasingly it became difficult to seclude her from the peasants who lived in the surrounding area.
- In contrast, a wall with high windows in India secludes the family from the stranger's gaze.
- In fact, the rules put into place after that selection in 1271 included secluding the Cardinals from all outside communication.
- When he was secluded he became closer to nature, because it was the only life around him.
- She went to see him the next morning, after secluding herself in her room with only Becca's soothing voice through the door to console her.
- And yet, the vast majority of hospital staff continue to grab us, shoot us up, tie us down and seclude us.
- When it came to training camp, he was methodical in his preparation often going away and secluding himself from the outside world.
- If you must seclude yourself, we beg you to spend the time alone honing your eye for the universe's limitless possibilities.
- The government has a legitimate, compelling interest in secluding these men and denying them access to the outside world.
- The fence will seclude the path next to it and make it unsafe for the elderly.
- Andra also designed a huge swing wall to seclude the guest room from the remaining part of the house in order to give privacy to both parties.
- I'm actually with society… not secluding myself.
- When a spell was laid on her to keep her from him, she fell into a fit of desolation, secluding herself and seeing no one.
- Staff gave several explanations for feeling anxiety while restraining or secluding a patient.
- Immense trees covered the lot, secluding the two outdoor terraces and screening busy street traffic.
- My family somewhat secludes itself from the rest of the town, and I've only kept in touch with a handful of friends from college.
- From childhood his father had taken such care to seclude him.
- She remembered how even then he was always alone, secluding himself from the rest of the posse that terrorized the school because of their wealth and position.
Synonyms
separate, set apart, segregate, detach, cut off, keep apart, cocoon, insulate, quarantine, keep in solitude, sequester, cloister, divorce, shut away, alienate, distance, exclude, keep out

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense 'obstruct access to'): from Latin secludere, from se- 'apart' + claudere 'to shut'.

exclude from Late Middle English:
Exclude is from Latin excludere ‘shut out’, from ex- ‘out’ and claudere ‘to shut’. The same root gives us, via French, a sluice gate used to shut off water flow, while seclude (Late Middle English) comes from claudere combined with se- ‘apart’.

Rhymes

allude, brood, collude, conclude, crude, delude, dude, elude, étude, exclude, extrude, exude, feud, food, illude, include, intrude, Jude, lewd, mood, nude, obtrude, occlude, Oudh, preclude, protrude, prude, pseud, pultrude, rood, rude, shrewd, snood, transude, unglued, unsubdued, who'd, you'd

Definition of seclude in US English:

seclude

verbsəˈkludsəˈklo͞od

[with object]

Keep (someone) away from other people.
I secluded myself up here for a life of study and meditation
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, the rules put into place after that selection in 1271 included secluding the Cardinals from all outside communication.
- And yet, the vast majority of hospital staff continue to grab us, shoot us up, tie us down and seclude us.
- Pulling the glass sliding door slowly, David called out, ‘Why are you secluding yourself?’
- If you must seclude yourself, we beg you to spend the time alone honing your eye for the universe's limitless possibilities.
- Immense trees covered the lot, secluding the two outdoor terraces and screening busy street traffic.
- Increasingly it became difficult to seclude her from the peasants who lived in the surrounding area.
- From childhood his father had taken such care to seclude him.
- She remembered how even then he was always alone, secluding himself from the rest of the posse that terrorized the school because of their wealth and position.
- Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night.
- The fence will seclude the path next to it and make it unsafe for the elderly.
- Andra also designed a huge swing wall to seclude the guest room from the remaining part of the house in order to give privacy to both parties.
- My family somewhat secludes itself from the rest of the town, and I've only kept in touch with a handful of friends from college.
- Staff gave several explanations for feeling anxiety while restraining or secluding a patient.
- In contrast, a wall with high windows in India secludes the family from the stranger's gaze.
- When he was secluded he became closer to nature, because it was the only life around him.
- I'm actually with society… not secluding myself.
- The government has a legitimate, compelling interest in secluding these men and denying them access to the outside world.
- When it came to training camp, he was methodical in his preparation often going away and secluding himself from the outside world.
- She went to see him the next morning, after secluding herself in her room with only Becca's soothing voice through the door to console her.
- When a spell was laid on her to keep her from him, she fell into a fit of desolation, secluding herself and seeing no one.
Synonyms
separate, set apart, segregate, detach, cut off, keep apart, cocoon, insulate, quarantine, keep in solitude, sequester, cloister, divorce, shut away, alienate, distance, exclude, keep out

Origin

Late Middle English (in the sense ‘obstruct access to’): from Latin secludere, from se- ‘apart’ + claudere ‘to shut’.

单词	seclude
释义	Definition of seclude in English: seclude verb sɪˈkluːdsəˈklud [with object] Keep (someone) away from other people. I secluded myself up here for a life of study and meditation Example sentencesExamples Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night. Pulling the glass sliding door slowly, David called out, ‘Why are you secluding yourself?’ Increasingly it became difficult to seclude her from the peasants who lived in the surrounding area. In contrast, a wall with high windows in India secludes the family from the stranger's gaze. In fact, the rules put into place after that selection in 1271 included secluding the Cardinals from all outside communication. When he was secluded he became closer to nature, because it was the only life around him. She went to see him the next morning, after secluding herself in her room with only Becca's soothing voice through the door to console her. And yet, the vast majority of hospital staff continue to grab us, shoot us up, tie us down and seclude us. When it came to training camp, he was methodical in his preparation often going away and secluding himself from the outside world. If you must seclude yourself, we beg you to spend the time alone honing your eye for the universe's limitless possibilities. The government has a legitimate, compelling interest in secluding these men and denying them access to the outside world. The fence will seclude the path next to it and make it unsafe for the elderly. Andra also designed a huge swing wall to seclude the guest room from the remaining part of the house in order to give privacy to both parties. I'm actually with society… not secluding myself. When a spell was laid on her to keep her from him, she fell into a fit of desolation, secluding herself and seeing no one. Staff gave several explanations for feeling anxiety while restraining or secluding a patient. Immense trees covered the lot, secluding the two outdoor terraces and screening busy street traffic. My family somewhat secludes itself from the rest of the town, and I've only kept in touch with a handful of friends from college. From childhood his father had taken such care to seclude him. She remembered how even then he was always alone, secluding himself from the rest of the posse that terrorized the school because of their wealth and position. Synonyms separate, set apart, segregate, detach, cut off, keep apart, cocoon, insulate, quarantine, keep in solitude, sequester, cloister, divorce, shut away, alienate, distance, exclude, keep out Origin Late Middle English (in the sense 'obstruct access to'): from Latin secludere, from se- 'apart' + claudere 'to shut'. exclude from Late Middle English: Exclude is from Latin excludere ‘shut out’, from ex- ‘out’ and claudere ‘to shut’. The same root gives us, via French, a sluice gate used to shut off water flow, while seclude (Late Middle English) comes from claudere combined with se- ‘apart’. Rhymes allude, brood, collude, conclude, crude, delude, dude, elude, étude, exclude, extrude, exude, feud, food, illude, include, intrude, Jude, lewd, mood, nude, obtrude, occlude, Oudh, preclude, protrude, prude, pseud, pultrude, rood, rude, shrewd, snood, transude, unglued, unsubdued, who'd, you'd Definition of seclude in US English: seclude verbsəˈkludsəˈklo͞od [with object] Keep (someone) away from other people. I secluded myself up here for a life of study and meditation Example sentencesExamples In fact, the rules put into place after that selection in 1271 included secluding the Cardinals from all outside communication. And yet, the vast majority of hospital staff continue to grab us, shoot us up, tie us down and seclude us. Pulling the glass sliding door slowly, David called out, ‘Why are you secluding yourself?’ If you must seclude yourself, we beg you to spend the time alone honing your eye for the universe's limitless possibilities. Immense trees covered the lot, secluding the two outdoor terraces and screening busy street traffic. Increasingly it became difficult to seclude her from the peasants who lived in the surrounding area. From childhood his father had taken such care to seclude him. She remembered how even then he was always alone, secluding himself from the rest of the posse that terrorized the school because of their wealth and position. Paradoxically, considering the elaborate strategies for secluding the house, privacy disappears at night. The fence will seclude the path next to it and make it unsafe for the elderly. Andra also designed a huge swing wall to seclude the guest room from the remaining part of the house in order to give privacy to both parties. My family somewhat secludes itself from the rest of the town, and I've only kept in touch with a handful of friends from college. Staff gave several explanations for feeling anxiety while restraining or secluding a patient. In contrast, a wall with high windows in India secludes the family from the stranger's gaze. When he was secluded he became closer to nature, because it was the only life around him. I'm actually with society… not secluding myself. The government has a legitimate, compelling interest in secluding these men and denying them access to the outside world. When it came to training camp, he was methodical in his preparation often going away and secluding himself from the outside world. She went to see him the next morning, after secluding herself in her room with only Becca's soothing voice through the door to console her. When a spell was laid on her to keep her from him, she fell into a fit of desolation, secluding herself and seeing no one. Synonyms separate, set apart, segregate, detach, cut off, keep apart, cocoon, insulate, quarantine, keep in solitude, sequester, cloister, divorce, shut away, alienate, distance, exclude, keep out Origin Late Middle English (in the sense ‘obstruct access to’): from Latin secludere, from se- ‘apart’ + claudere ‘to shut’.
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