secluded in Latin
secluded in Latin is reductus, summōtus — secluded means quiet and private, away from other people or busy areas.
secluded in Latin
reductus
Hidden, isolated, remote.
summōtus
Hidden, isolated, remote.
What does "secluded" mean?
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adjective Quiet and private, away from other people or busy areas.
"They found a secluded beach with no other tourists in sight."
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secluded in a sentence
- They found a secluded beach with no other tourists in sight.
- She lived a secluded life in a small cabin in the woods.
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What is "secluded" in Latin?
"secluded" in Latin is reductus, summōtus. secluded means: Quiet and private, away from other people or busy areas.
How do you use "secluded" in a sentence?
Example: "They found a secluded beach with no other tourists in sight." In Latin, "secluded" is reductus, summōtus.
Are there other ways to say "secluded" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "secluded": reductus, summōtus.
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