Solitude Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈsɑɫəˌtud/

SAH-luh-tood

UK

/sˈɒlɪtjˌuːd/

SO-li-tyood

التعريف

A state or feeling of being alone, especially when it is peaceful or wanted. It is often used to describe enjoying time by yourself.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal and poetic, often positive or neutral. Used for chosen, peaceful aloneness, not loneliness (which is negative). Common with 'seek', 'enjoy', 'love', and in phrases like 'in solitude'. Do not confuse with 'isolation' or 'loneliness'.

• Spanish: soledad
• Portuguese (BR): solidão
• Portuguese (PT): solidão
• Chinese (Simplified): 孤独
• Chinese (Traditional): 孤獨
• Hindi: एकांत
• Arabic: العزلة
• Bengali: নির্জনতা - একাকীত্ব (ইচ্ছাকৃত)
• Russian: уединение
• Japanese: 孤独（こどく） - 静けさ（しずけさ）
• Vietnamese: sự cô đơn (tự nguyện) - sự tĩnh lặng
• Korean: 고독 - 홀로 있음
• Turkish: yalnızlık (isteyerek) - inziva
• Urdu: تنہائی (پسندیدہ)
• Indonesian: kesendirian (dengan kemauan sendiri) - ketenangan

جمل نموذجية

He enjoys the solitude of the mountains.

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Some people need solitude to think clearly.

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The artist painted in complete solitude.

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After a busy week, she craves a little solitude to recharge.

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There's something peaceful about walking in solitude early in the morning.

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He found the solitude of the cabin refreshing, not lonely.

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