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seclusion

/sɪˈkluː.ʒən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état d'isolement ou de retrait volontaire de la société, ainsi que le fait de se tenir à l'écart des regards ou des contacts avec autrui.

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noun

/sɪˈkluː.ʒən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état d'isolement ou de retrait volontaire de la société, ainsi que le fait de se tenir à l'écart des regards ou des contacts avec autrui.

A noun referring to the state of being private, isolated, or hidden from the presence or view of others, or the act of withdrawing from social contact.

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  1. State of being privateB2formal

    The quality or state of being isolated or hidden from the presence or view of other people.

    frétat d'isolement

    • She enjoyed the seclusion of her mountain cabin.
    • The monastery offered a life of quiet seclusion.
    • He sought seclusion to focus on his writing.

    Synonymesisolationprivacyretirementretreatsegregationsequestrationsolitudewithdrawal

    Antonymesexposurepublicityvisibility

  2. Act of withdrawingB2formal

    The act of deliberately removing oneself from social contact or public life.

    frretrait volontaire de la vie sociale

    • His seclusion from the media lasted several months.
    • The artist's seclusion allowed for deep creative work.
    • After the scandal, she chose a life of seclusion.

    Synonymesretirementretreatsequestrationwithdrawal

    Antonymesassociationengagementinvolvementparticipationsocialization

Formes
  • seclusions plural form
  • seclusions' possessive plural form
  • seclusion's possessive singular form
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