solitude|solitudes in English
noun
['sol·i·tude || 'sɑlɪtuːd /'sɒlɪjuːd]
loneliness; remoteness, seclusion; lonely unfrequented place
Use "solitude|solitudes" in a sentence
1. You'll disturb my solitude!
2. Solitude was no excuse for sloppiness.
3. Loving you is price of solitude.
4. Carl spent the morning in solitude.
5. We Cossacks find our inspiration in solitude.
6. How strange to emerge from my solitude.
7. I credit his queerness to his solitude.
8. I returned to the solitude of my room.
9. The night regressed into utter silence and solitude.
10. Solitude can have positive effects on individuals.
11. She may like groups, he preferring solitude.
12. He lived out his life in solitude.
13. Live alone, life is all about solitude.
14. His other necessity in life was solitude.
15. • Solitude for this writer was the defining Characteristic
16. He shut himself away to pray in solitude.
17. The President read his briefing material in solitude.
18. She enjoys the solitude of her own flat.
19. Hell's brimstone his food, consumed from birth, in solitude.
20. I need solitude in order to paint my pictures.
21. Try to see these places in early morning solitude.
22. ime orbit we just one solitude of the subway.
23. Cuthbert led an austere life of prayer and solitude.
24. The best thing about it was the solitude.
25. Ella loved the quiet solitude of her weekends.