isolated in Latin
isolated in Latin is sēcrētus — isolated means set apart from others; remote or alone.
isolated in Latin
sēcrētus
Placed or standing apart or alone; in isolation.
What does "isolated" mean?
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adj Set apart from others; remote or alone.
"The isolated village is cut off from the main road whenever it snows heavily."
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adj Happening only once, without a wider pattern.
"Police said the burglary was an isolated event and that residents had nothing to fear."
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isolated in a sentence
- The isolated village is cut off from the main road whenever it snows heavily.
- They live in an isolated farmhouse miles from the nearest town.
- Police said the burglary was an isolated event and that residents had nothing to fear.
- Apart from one isolated complaint, every customer was happy with the new service.
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What is "isolated" in Latin?
"isolated" in Latin is sēcrētus. isolated means: Set apart from others; remote or alone.
How do you use "isolated" in a sentence?
Example: "The isolated village is cut off from the main road whenever it snows heavily." In Latin, "isolated" is sēcrētus.
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