solitariness

IPA: sɑɫʌtˈɛrinɪs

Examples of "solitariness" in Sentences

"L'Allegro"; [13] if he had said "solitariness," it would have been correct.
He should have gained the state of solitariness which is a condition of life quite unlike any other.
There was a grandeur in everything around, which gave almost a solemnity to the scene: a silence and solitariness which affected everything!
I may not deny but that there is some profitable meditation, contemplation, and kind of solitariness to be embraced, which the fathers so highly commended, [1562] Hierom, Chrysostom, Cyprian,
Lately, I've been thinking a lot about the solitariness that reading can bring into a relationship, and wondering if perhaps it might be rewritten into a different story with a sweeter ending.
There is indeed a solitariness which is the condition of an individual soul's being, which no association with others can do away; but there is no reason why we should add to that burden of personality which the
Although Enos immediately fell in love with her character, the show's dark themes and Linden's solitariness — despite a loving fiancé Callum Keith Rennie and a teenage son — have sometimes been tough.
It was the beginning of a new and distinct social movement among the early Christians (a society which hitherto had been spreading in urban sites) and came to be known from this preference for solitariness (Greek: monachismos) as "monasticism."