solitary in Latin
solitary in Latin is solitarius — solitary means alone; without any companions present.
solitary in Latin
solitarius
(countable) One who lives alone, or in solitude; an anchorite, hermit or recluse.
What does "solitary" mean?
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adjective Alone; without any companions present.
"He took a solitary walk along the beach at dawn."
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adjective Remote, quiet, and rarely visited by other people.
"The cabin sat in a solitary valley miles from the nearest road."
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adjective Single; the only one of its kind in a given place.
"A solitary light burned in the window of the empty house."
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solitary in a sentence
- He took a solitary walk along the beach at dawn.
- She led a solitary life after her children moved away.
- The cabin sat in a solitary valley miles from the nearest road.
- A solitary light burned in the window of the empty house.
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What is "solitary" in Latin?
"solitary" in Latin is solitarius. solitary means: Alone; without any companions present.
How do you use "solitary" in a sentence?
Example: "He took a solitary walk along the beach at dawn." In Latin, "solitary" is solitarius.
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