Solitary - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
adjective
a solitary walk
a solitary speck in the sky
Extra examples
He took a solitary walk on the beach.
A solitary house stood on top of the cliff.
Most cats are solitary creatures.
He's a very solitary man.
The prisoner was kept in solitary.
...weary of European civilization, the painter Paul Gauguin famously abandoned France to become a solitary in the South Seas...
He drove down the hill to the solitary little inn.
The benches were empty except for a single solitary figure.
Pandas are solitary creatures.
He led a rather solitary existence.
He spent two weeks in solitary.
...around campus he was seen as a solitary skulk who seemed to be a little too interested in news reports of school shootings...
The little solitary convent is niched into a low, damp-looking meadows.
The path passes round a bay, where there is a solitary cottage.
The dewy woodland was solitary and still.
Word forms
singular: solitary
plural: solitaries
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