cloistered
adjective
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cloister
noun
verb (used with object)
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sheltered, reclusive, restricted, confined, hidden, withdrawn, insulated, recluse, cloistral, hermitic, seclusiveExamples from the Web for cloistered
Contemporary Examples of cloistered
Formerly a playground for Sunday school kids, it has a spooky, cloistered feel to it.
But over the years, cloistered in their mountain keep, complete with moat, Bender and Patton became ever more reclusive.
Why should the cloistered wants of juvenile men, with baby opinions, dominate any medium and industry so many of us care about?
After World War II, interstate highways opened, and new bypasses rerouted life away from cloistered downtowns.
They expect speedy action to integrate that cloistered community into the army and the workforce.
Historical Examples of cloistered
That was the effect of my cloistered life, but I had no feeling of fear.
My Double LifeSarah Bernhardt
The home, cloistered off, exclusive, can hardly be said to exist.
Rosinante to the Road AgainJohn Dos Passos
How cloistered and constitutionally sequestered from the market and from scandal!
Essays, Second SeriesRalph Waldo Emerson
After his death her first impulse was to take the vows of a cloistered nun.
Italy, the Magic LandLilian Whiting
But I have concluded that such a motive for cloistered life is a cowardly one.
The Crimson TideRobert W. Chambers