solitude
ˈsɒlɪtʌʊd
Definitions
1. noun
a state or period of being alone, often with a sense of isolation or disconnection from others
“She cherished the solitude of her mountain retreat, where she could focus on her writing without distractions.”
2. noun
a quality of being quiet and peaceful, often associated with being in a secluded or remote place
“The stillness of the forest created a sense of solitude that was both calming and invigorating.”
3. noun
a state of being cut off or separated from others, often with a sense of being disconnected or isolated
“The prisoner’s prolonged solitude had a profound impact on his mental health and well-being.”
4. noun
a period of time spent alone, often used to describe a period of self-reflection or introspection
“During her solitude, she had time to reflect on her past decisions and think about her future goals.”
5. noun
a quality of being solitary or isolated, often used to describe a place or environment
“The desert landscape had a profound sense of solitude, with its vast expanses of sand and rocky outcroppings.”