solitary|solitaries in English
noun
[sol·i·tar·y || 'sɑlɪtərɪ /'sɒlɪtrɪ]
recluse, one who lives far away from or avoids the society of others; one who lives alone for religious reasons, hermit; solitary confinement
Use "solitary|solitaries" in a sentence
1. Solitary, Self-Directed, Autodidact; Solitary, Self-Directed, Autodidact
2. Alone (adj., adv.) "unaccompanied, solitary; without companions, solitary," c
3. Tigers are solitary animals.
4. They are primarily solitary.
5. Solitary, Self-Directed, Autodidact
6. Put Mr. Lucas in solitary.
7. to be in solitary confinement.
8. She enjoys long solitary walks.
9. Writing is a solitary pastime.
10. He was a solitary child.
11. Cuttlefish are generally solitary animals
12. He led a solitary life.
13. He's in solitary for the weekend.
14. His childhood was repressed and solitary.
15. He led a rather solitary existence.
16. Anthozoans are colonial or solitary organisms
17. Guard misconduct, overuse of solitary confinement.
18. She goes for long solitary walks.
19. She leads a very solitary life.
20. He spent two weeks in solitary.
21. He spent eleven years in solitary confinement.
22. His evenings were spent in solitary drinking.
23. In the distance was a solitary building.
24. My days of solitary confinement were over.
25. The arch - criminal was kept solitary confinement.