secluded

It is specifically written for the domestic woman who feels, in its words, “unknown,” “obscure,” and “secluded.”

One day, “myself and Holmes found ourselves kind of secluded from the majority of the platoon,” Morlock tells Krauss.

The owners live upstairs and the ground floor next to the backyard is a secluded place with simple chairs and tables for guests.

He took a secluded road, telling me that avoiding the freeway would save me the tolls.

The mansion, known as Anmer Hall, is already relatively secluded.

They had spent their lives together in that secluded spot, and had been, and still were, all the world to each other.

The location is a rather secluded one and the painstaking care noticeable about so many ruins is lacking.

Jouett then safely led the Governor's party via a secluded road to Staunton, which became another temporary capital.

To Lucy's intense astonishment, not one word did he breathe to her of his researches at the secluded village of Auray.

Fra Angelico lived secluded in a convent when he painted his exquisite Madonnas.