solitary
/ˈsɑləˌtɛri/
adjective
- Being alone; without other people.
- A solitary figure stood on the beach watching the sunset.
- He led a solitary life in a small village.
- She took a solitary walk through the park.
- Done or experienced alone.
- The prisoner was placed in solitary confinement.
- Solitary meditation helps clear the mind.
- He enjoyed solitary activities like reading and hiking.
- Single; only one.
- She found a solitary flower blooming in the crack of the sidewalk.
- Not a solitary soul was in sight.
- There was not a solitary reason to stay.
Antonyms
noun
- A person who lives alone or prefers to be alone.
- He was a solitary by nature, content with his own company.
- In the novel, the main character is a solitary wandering the desert.
- The old man was a solitary who rarely left his house.
- Short for solitary confinement.
- Solitary can have severe psychological effects.
- He spent three days in solitary.
- The inmate was put in the solitary for fighting.