- isolate oneself
- v. seclude oneself, place oneself in solitude
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
isolate oneself
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turn in on oneself — isolate oneself, go into seclusion … English contemporary dictionary
shut oneself off — isolate oneself from other people … Useful english dictionary
detach oneself from — 1) she detached herself from the crowd Syn: free oneself from, separate oneself from, segregate oneself from; move away from, split off from; leave, abandon 2) he has detached himself from his family Syn: dissociate oneself from, divorce oneself… … Thesaurus of popular words
sequester — verb 1) he sequestered himself from the world Syn: isolate oneself, hide away, shut oneself away, seclude oneself, cut oneself off, segregate oneself; closet oneself, cloister oneself, withdraw, retire 2) the government sequestered his property… … Thesaurus of popular words
seclude — se·clude || sɪ kluËd v. isolate, place in solitude; withdraw into solitude, isolate oneself; separate, make private, set apart … English contemporary dictionary
secluded — se clud·ed || sɪ kluËdɪd adj. solitary, isolated, cut off from other people; hidden, concealed from view se·clude || sɪ kluËd v. isolate, place in solitude; withdraw into solitude, isolate oneself; separate, make private, set apart … English contemporary dictionary
secludes — se·clude || sɪ kluËd v. isolate, place in solitude; withdraw into solitude, isolate oneself; separate, make private, set apart … English contemporary dictionary
secluding — se·clude || sɪ kluËd v. isolate, place in solitude; withdraw into solitude, isolate oneself; separate, make private, set apart … English contemporary dictionary
prescind — [prē sind′, prisind′] vt. [L praescindere, to cut off in front < prae , before (see PRE ) + scindere, to cut] to detach, abstract, or isolate (a meaning, one s mind, etc.) vi. to detach or isolate oneself; withdraw one s attention (from) … English World dictionary
retire — v 1. withdraw, go apart, isolate oneself, secede, separate oneself; rusticate, hibernate, estivate; leave, depart, decamp, take off, go off, go away, abscond; exit, take one s leave; retreat, fall or draw back, give way, lose ground, take flight … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
