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Recluse

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Reclusion

A state of retirement from the world seclusion

Reclusive

Affording retirement from society

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Reclusely

In a recluse or solitary manner

Caloyer

A monk of the Greek Church a cenobite anchoret or recluse of the rule of St Basil especially one on or near Mt Athos

Cloisterer

One belonging to or living in a cloister a recluse

Cloistral

Of pertaining to or confined in a cloister recluse

Hermit

A person who retires from society and lives in solitude a recluse an anchoret especially one who so lives from religious motives

Insociate

Not associate without a companion single solitary recluse

Recluseness

Quality or state of being recluse

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