cloistered

• Describe a una persona o lugar que está protegido, apartado o aislado del mundo exterior, a menudo con fines religiosos o contemplativos.

Describes a person or place that is sheltered, secluded, or isolated from the outside world, often for religious or contemplative purposes.

1. Secluded or isolatedC1formal

   Kept away from the outside world; sheltered or protected from normal life.

   Aislado, recluido

   • The monks lived a cloistered life in the remote monastery.
   • She grew up in a cloistered environment, away from modern society.
   • The cloistered garden was hidden behind high walls.

   Sinónimosisolatedreclusivesecludedsequesteredshelteredshut awaywithdrawn

   Antónimoscosmopolitangregariousopenpublicsociableworldly

2. Having a covered walkwayC2formal

   Describing a building or area that has a covered passageway, typically with columns on one side.

   con claustro

   • The cloistered courtyard was a peaceful place for meditation.
   • They walked through the cloistered corridors of the ancient university.
   • The cloistered arcade provided shade from the hot sun.

   Sinónimoscolonnaded

• Verbo que significa aislar o recluir a alguien, normalmente en un entorno religioso o monástico, o rodear un lugar con una galería cubierta.

A verb meaning to confine or seclude someone, typically in a religious or monastic setting, or to enclose a place with a covered walkway.

1. Seclude or isolateC1formal

   To shut away from the world in a quiet, secluded place, often for religious or contemplative purposes.

   Recluir o aislar

   • The monks cloister themselves in the monastery for prayer.
   • She cloistered herself in her study to finish the novel.
   • After the scandal, he cloistered himself from public life.

   Sinónimosconfineimmureisolatesecludesegregatesequestershut away

   Antónimosexpose

2. Enclose or confineC1formal

   To surround or confine within a restricted space.

   Encerrar o confinar

   • The garden is cloistered by high stone walls.
   • The old town is cloistered within ancient fortifications.
   • They cloistered the rare artifacts in a secure vault.

   Sinónimoscageconfineenclosehem inimprisonisolatepensecludeshut in

   Antónimosfreeliberaterelease