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reclusion
nounfeminineformalcommon/ʁɨkluˈzɐ̃w̃/re·clu·são
Definition
1The state of being shut away or isolated, especially as a judicial sentence or by religious choice.
Usage examples
“He was sentenced to ten years of reclusion for his crimes.”
“The hermit lived in total reclusion in the mountains.”
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Common combinations
in reclusionsolitary reclusionlife reclusionsentenced to reclusion