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hermit

[hur-mit] / ˈhɜr mɪt /


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But by 8 a.m. on Tuesday, a team led by Kelsey Reckling, 31, had counted 500 birds representing 38 species, including lazuli buntings, chipping sparrows and hermit warblers.

From Los Angeles Times

Incredible as it seems to a silence-loving hermit like me, some people focus better with a bit of controlled diversion in their environment.

From Washington Post

According to Boris Dralyuk, who recommended the poem, it was a real hermit, a World War II veteran who hid out for years.

From Los Angeles Times

A contest was on to find the biggest hermit crab.

From New York Times

These two events marked the end of China as a hermit country where one billion people lived in extreme poverty and the start of its evolution into a superpower.

From New York Times