solitude

IPA: sˈɑɫʌtud

noun

  • Aloneness; the state of being alone, solitary, or by oneself.
  • A lonely or deserted place.
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Examples of "solitude" in Sentences

  • He prefers to have solitude.
  • Edoneh was born from the solitude of fortitude.
  • On the one hand I like solitude and introspection.
  • He prefers the solitude of the country to the city.
  • Like the previous two, his solitude is our saving grace.
  • In the countryside of Finland, solitude is a national pastime
  • The poem uses the image of loneliness and solitude throughout.
  • The game differed in its atmosphere of solitude and foreboding.
  • Celia find the message on the tree and seeks solitude in a cave.
  • The word solitude was created to express the glory of being alone.
  • Away from his family and the solitude of the dungeon finally killed him.
  • At first, Ranganathan found the solitude of the position was intolerable.
  • And it has created the word solitude to express the glory of being alone.
  • Most of his work concentrated on spontaneity of love and the solitude of nature.
  • But if he returned to solitude, it was henceforth to be as the French say, a _solitude à deux_.
  • We are drawn to ideas, we are passionate observers, and for us, solitude is rich and generative.
  • She learns that she can feel happiness in solitude (at least for a period of time), but finds her ultimate contentment in an intimate relationship with a man.
  • She must have had naturally a strong appetite, which her active life sharpened, and its indulgence formed a sort of refuge from the pressure of the intense solitude in which she lived, and which was all the more a solitude because it was _solitude à deux_.

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