solitariness 的 2 个定义
- alone; without companions; unattended: a solitary passer-by.
- living alone; avoiding the society of others: a solitary existence.
- by itself; alone: one solitary house.
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plural sol·i·tar·ies.
- a person who lives alone or in solitude, or avoids the society of others.
- a person who lives in solitude from religious motives.
- solitary confinement.
solitariness 近义词
aloneness
更多solitariness例句
- Among those in the mix is one that would ban the use of solitary confinement.
- In staged battles between a trio of workers and a solitary soldier ant from a different species, Atta cephalotes, this mineral armor singlehandedly tipped the scale in the workers’ favor, the researchers say.
- That means solitary stays locked in hotel rooms overseas after long shifts on the flight deck, and occasionally lengthy enforced quarantines.
- Colugos were once thought to be solitary animals, Miard says.
- My picks were private solitary escapes nestled in nature and accessible via car.
- The group encompasses Byrne's art-rock solitariness and the dissociation effects in the spare—somewhat Godardian—staging.
- Indeed, lunching at any Club in solitariness that day, with Aminta away from home, was bitter penance.
- Nothing gives more content than solitariness, no (p. 14) solitariness like this of a single life.
- I have known men grow into a state of incurable idiocy after a few months' solitariness.
- They are much addicted to solitariness, and weary of company for the most part.
- This solitariness in the great unknown world dazed the child.