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Recluse

up sequestered retired from the world or from public notice solitary living apart as a recluse monk or hermit a recluse life

by their rootstalks a firm chitinous coating on shells and stones and esp on spiral shells occupied by hermit crabs See Illust of Athecata

Of or pertaining to a hermit solitary secluded from society

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A cell annexed to an abbey for the use of a hermit

The habitation of a hermit a secluded residence

The state of a hermit a living in seclusion from social life

One of a religious order dwelling in a convent or a community in opposition to an anchoret or hermit who lives in solitude

small and close apartment as in a prison or in a monastery or convent the hut of a hermit

Of or pertaining to an eremite hermitical living in solitude

One belonging of the mediaeligval religious orders called Hermits of St Jerome

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