sequestered
- adjective
- /sɪˈkwɛstərd/
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- During her retreat, she enjoyed the peace of her sequestered cabin in the woods.
And the boys were sequestered here safely at our sacred home at Jai House.
- And the boys were sequestered here safely at our sacred home at Jai House.
- Just like with being a rule breaker, a person's relationship with truth is never sequestered to one topic in their life.
- I haven't spent any close time with another person outside my mom or my wife who I'm sequestered with in six weeks.
- And I think that she probably said, I'm fine and she's, I would say, isolated and sequestered there.
- So I was working at the Intercontinental Hotel downtown, and that's where the OJ jurors were sequestered.
Examples
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We had some neighbors as well, and we're kind of sequestered out in our own little private neighborhood.
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I haven't spent any close time with another person outside my mom or my wife who I'm sequestered with in six weeks.
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What was the trip that you took where you sequestered yourself before the plague?
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How about committing beyond the sequestered time frame?
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But they, you know, thank, thank goodness they're all sequestered in one state.
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Then this is not the isolated, cloistered and sequestered figure of tradition.
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I was a very protected, sequestered kind of young woman in a bubble that my mom was just paroling the outside of.
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And the boys were sequestered here safely at our sacred home at Jai House.
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This was the days when we were sequestered into our own wards, bodies disposed in plastic bags.
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OK picture of Bert if he were like, if he like, sequestered himself in a shack in a forest for like, years as a hermit.
Synonyms
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3.8
Far from other places or people and hard to reach
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5.5
Being kept in a small space makes you restless and unhappy
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8.7
Living apart from other people and the outside world, often in a quiet place
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8.4
Staying mostly at home because of illness, injury, or not wanting to go out
Kept apart from others to stop an illness spreading
Kept in one small space and unable to leave
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Etymology
Sequestered comes from the idea of being 'set aside' or kept apart, like when someone is placed in a quiet room away from others. So a sequestered place is private, quiet, and separate from activity.