abstruse, closeted, disjointed, estranged, in eclipse, moldering, privy, secluded, stay-at-home, under house arrest, wrapped in clouds
Definitionadj. providing privacy or seclusion
Last update: October 13, 2016
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Sorry I've been absent this week; I was somewhat sequestered by a project that required urgent assistance. [Please select]
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The birthplaces of these persons are still known, and to this day there are sequestered villages, nestling near the western base of the Ghats, which are pointed to as being the ancestral homes of men who two centuries ago had political control over half India. [adjective]
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They loved their sequestered home. [adjective]
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Sequestered was the word that the little valley suggested, and peace the feeling the road evoked. [noun]
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How did he and that English-looking farm get into the sequestered forest of the Landes. [adjective]
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Oft during his sojourn in the sequestered valley do these lines occur to the young prairie merchant. [adjective]
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In that sequestered spot he could linger long--for ever, if Adela Miranda were to be with him. [adjective]
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Lawrence, sequestered by river, lake, and wilderness, they were slow to lose the simplicity, the dialect, and the poverty of their fathers. [verb]
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At last they came to a sequestered room on the north side, facing the hills. [adjective]
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It was not I who, at my sequestered lunch at the Woman's Exchange, began the conversation the next time. [adjective]
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"Not to be in the least obscure, I am from the pretty, quiet and somewhat sequestered city of Fairberry." [adjective]
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