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solitude

[sol-i-tood, -tyood] / ˈsɒl ɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /


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But for Angelenos seeking adventure — and even solitude — a vast forested expanse awaits.

From Los Angeles Times

On the occasion that we’re let out of our house, our screens come with us, acting as an extra limb or a tool to curb solitude.

From Salon

Once she wrapped the tour, she went home, welcomed long periods of solitude and began to make an entirely different album, pre-”Folded.”

From Los Angeles Times

His 2011 memoir, “The Consolations of the Forest,” detailed his months of solitude in a remote cabin in Siberia, a region perhaps best known for its freezing gulags.

From The Wall Street Journal

His travels include encounters with Inuit people, snow blindness and a stinging need for solitude that leads him to abandon his family for a life in the Arctic trading post.

From Los Angeles Times