reclusive in Irish
reclusive in Irish is aonarach — reclusive means preferring to live alone, away from other people; withdrawn.
reclusive in Irish
aonarach
Of, characterized by, or preferring privacy and isolation; secluded.
What does "reclusive" mean?
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adj Preferring to live alone, away from other people; withdrawn.
"The reclusive billionaire rarely gave interviews."
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reclusive in a sentence
- The reclusive billionaire rarely gave interviews.
- She grew more reclusive after her husband's death.
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What is "reclusive" in Irish?
"reclusive" in Irish is aonarach. reclusive means: Preferring to live alone, away from other people; withdrawn.
How do you use "reclusive" in a sentence?
Example: "The reclusive billionaire rarely gave interviews." In Irish, "reclusive" is aonarach.
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