solitude in Greek
solitude in Greek is μοναξιά — solitude means the state of being alone, whether by choice or circumstance.
solitude in Greek
μοναξιά
Pronounced: monaxia
Aloneness; the state of being alone, solitary, or by oneself.
What does "solitude" mean?
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noun The state of being alone, whether by choice or circumstance.
"He craved solitude after weeks of noisy meetings."
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noun A remote, deserted place.
"They retreated to a solitude deep in the mountains."
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solitude in a sentence
- He craved solitude after weeks of noisy meetings.
- Writers often need solitude to concentrate.
- They retreated to a solitude deep in the mountains.
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What is "solitude" in Greek?
"solitude" in Greek is μοναξιά. solitude means: The state of being alone, whether by choice or circumstance.
How do you pronounce μοναξιά?
"solitude" in Greek is μοναξιά, pronounced "monaxia".
How do you use "solitude" in a sentence?
Example: "He craved solitude after weeks of noisy meetings." In Greek, "solitude" is μοναξιά.
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