Legal Definition and Related Resources of Seclude

Meaning of Seclude

Synonyms of Seclude

verb

banishblockade
buryconceal
confinecover
cutoff
deport
disassociate
dissociate
embargo
exclude
excommunicate
exile
expatriate
hide
imprison
insulate
isolate
keep apart
keep in detention
keep in private
keep out
maroon
ostracize
outlaw
quarantine
relegate
remove
removere
retire
retire from sight
retreat
rope off
screen out
secludere
segregare
segregate
separate
sequester
set apart
set aside
shut out
withdraw

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Grammar

This term is a verb.

Etimology of Seclude

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mid-15c., “to shut up, enclose, confine,” from Latin secludere “shut off, confine,” from se- “apart” (see secret; this term is also a noun.) + -cludere, variant of claudere “to shut” (see close (verb)). Meaning “to remove or guard from public view” is recorded from 1620s. Related: Secluded; secluding.

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