Recluse

What do we mean by recluse?

A person who withdraws from the world to live in seclusion and often in solitude. noun

Withdrawn from the world; reclusive. adjective

To shut up; seclude; withdraw from intercourse.

Shut up or apart from the world; retired from public notice; sequestered; solitary; existing or passed in a solitary state: as, a recluse monk or hermit; a recluse life.

A person who withdraws from the world to spend his days in seclusion and meditation; specifically, a member of a religious community who is voluntarily immured for life in a single cell. noun

A place of seclusion; a retired or quiet situation; a hermitage, convent, or the like. noun

Shut up, sequestered; retired from the world or from public notice; solitary; living apart adjective

A person who lives in seclusion from intercourse with the world, as a hermit or monk; specifically, one of a class of secluded devotees who live in single cells, usually attached to monasteries. noun

The place where a recluse dwells. noun

To shut up; to seclude. transitive verb

Sequestered; secluded, isolated. adjective

Hidden, secret. adjective

A person who lives in self-imposed isolation or seclusion from the world, especially for religious purposes; a hermit. noun

The place where a recluse dwells; a place of isolation or seclusion. noun

A brown recluse spider. noun

To shut; to seclude. verb

Withdrawn from society; seeking solitude adjective

One who lives in solitude noun

A person who lives in self-imposed isolation or seclusion from the world, especially for religious purposes; a hermit

The place where a recluse dwells; a place of isolation or seclusion

A brown recluse spider

Words that are spelled similarly to recluse:
recluse, recuse, reclude, reclose, reclus, recluso.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word recluse:
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Words that rhyme with recluse:
loose, obtuse, use, abuse, produce, induce, goose, introduce, juice, diffuse, abstruse, reduce, deuce, deduce, excuse, spruce, nous, sluice, moose, truce, profuse, noose, seduce, luce, mousse, reuse, chartreuse, disabuse, misuse, caboose, zeus, reproduce, duce, bruce, footloose, douce, prepuce, coos, disuse, reintroduce, seuss, boose, yous, canada goose, foose, let loose, pruce, cuisse, hoose, substance abuse, neuss, brent goose, on the loose, break loose, grape juice, snow goose, tyus, apple juice, il duce, mother goose, overproduce, in use, blue goose, drug abuse, barnacle goose, carnal abuse, carrot juice, child abuse, out of use, brant goose, robert the bruce, colorado spruce, gastric juice, hair mousse, engelmann spruce, pineapple juice, alcohol abuse, pancreatic juice, orange juice, reuss, greylag goose, colorado blue spruce, cruce, black spruce, canadian goose, fruit juice, lemon juice, slip noose, solan goose, tomato juice, chocolate mousse, cranberry juice, drug of abuse, preuss, white spruce, yellow spruce, flag of truce, norway spruce, chinese goose, douglas spruce.

Adjectives that are often used to describe recluse:
old, brown, religious, virtual, eccentric, scholarly, poor, young, literary, holy, complete, shy, female, solitary, pious, mere, total, famous, studious, semi, elderly, lonely, aged, melancholy, wealthy, voluntary, taoist, buddhist, gentle, fair, bookish, learned, mysterious, philosophical, strange, saintly, true, royal, unfortunate, near, misanthropic, academic, perfect, austere, ascetic, quiet, pale, intellectual, bitter, dear, sullen, rich, contemplative, silent, century, gloomy, spiritual, timid, venerable, cloistered, torpid, devout, dreamy, morose, illustrious, beautiful, morbid, mystic, monkish, cold, monastic, moody, absolute, sad, celebrated, legendary, amiable, sensitive, embittered, singular, notorious, rustic, rigid.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective recluse:
life, ship, philosophers, way.

Consonant match to recluse:
reckless, wreakless, rockless, riklis.

Words that sound like recluse:
recluse, reclus, reckless, wreckless, wreakless, rockless, requests, recuse, riskless, break loose, reclude, reclose, richesse, ricklefs, periclase, ruckus, rakis, retchless, wreathless, release, ruthless, recline, raucous, reclusive, ricks, wrigley, relies, rix, rickets, rick ross, rics, rictus, reclines, ricketts, relace, riku, recce, reachless, trackless, ringless, roccus, rallis, rayless, recluses, rechless, brakeless, ricos, rackley, recoups, rokus, rickshaws, draw close, wrinklies, wroclaw, wrathless, relesse, rickeys, arachis, rock house, nicholas, nicklaus, high-class, wakeless, sickless, declasse, high class, hookless, vaucluse, incluse, niklaus, wigless, rex, wrecks, recks, rucks, rectus, recs, rellies, rux, reclame, drugless, regla, rexx, rechts, reckling, urex, necklace, neckless, preclude, luckless, brickhouse, checkless, brick house, brickley, brickly, art class, drinkless, crichlow, ecclus, gryllus.