solitary
ಒಂಟಿಯಾಗಿ
definition
noun
This question applies with particular acuteness to the situation of hermits or solitaries .
a recluse or hermit.
adjective
I live a pretty solitary life
done or existing alone.
translation of 'solitary'
adjective
ಒ೦ಟಿಯಾದ
example
In the Under-14 final, Selby Olympia enjoyed the narrowest of victories over Heworth winning by a 'solitary' goal, scored in the first-half of a tense final.
His jaw dropped, and I felt ashamed of my answer, for who was I to so speak to a Brother, even if he be a 'solitary' ?
Unfortunately it was a 'solitary' shiny penny gleaming out of a pool of mud.
Christmas Island is remote and 'solitary' , and its gentle beauty can change within seconds when the north-westerly monsoons lash the island.
What I wanted most was to be in the same position, and not to see the future as a 'solitary' road.
Though widely read Lyautey was not a pensive 'solitary' .
While a few hydrozoans, such as Hydra, are 'solitary' polyps, most live in colonies made up of anywhere from a few to thousands of individual polyps.
A contemptuous demolition of their continental colleagues over the course of 18 qualifying matches included 13 wins and a 'solitary' defeat, by Brazil.
And from this 'solitary' passageway, the Demon Prince Dearth, along with a number of followers, entered on horseback.
The support system a member of a coven enjoys is not available to a 'solitary' .
Like the most popular girl at school, you'd be hard pressed to find a single, 'solitary' fault with the group.
Petioles of huge 'solitary' leaves of mature plants of Amorphophallus resemble tree trunks supporting an umbrella-like crown.
Calm and motionless, wholly focused on the surveillance of those below, the two men watched from their 'solitary' position of concealment.
I still find this extremely disconcerting so I went in search of a 'solitary' place to relax.
Dozens of officers forming a Guard of Honour snapped to attention as the procession, headed by two mounted officers and the 'solitary' drummer, sombrely approached the building.
Amidst the many ruffians scattered about the bar, this visitor wearing a brown cotton suit with matching cream tie stood out like a 'solitary' star in the nighttime sky.
Every single, 'solitary' person admitted was female.
And yet-such is the naïve openness of one's 'solitary' thoughts it took only a little change of light for me to see the matter differently.
Nancy & Lee also had a 'solitary' UK hit single: the glorious, saucy, surreal ‘Did You Ever?’
Masonry or mortar bees are referred to as 'solitary' bees, a class that also includes mining and carpenter bees.
His existence is 'solitary' (because his pursuits go unrecognised/unvalued) and (in every sense) misguided.
It all hinged on the fact that Boro didn't have more to show for that sparkling first half display other than one 'solitary' goal scored in the 10th minute which was credited by most to an Alfreton defender!
In this dark 'solitary' place, married to this shy, watchful man, her cheerfulness was a bubble-bath in a blizzard.
For the significance of the outlaw to Dylan is less that of the rebel and more the 'solitary' who rejects established religion for the direct inspiration of truth.
It's a rugged, wild, 'solitary' place with phenomenal tides and massive seas.
It also sanctifies the idea of the reclusive, 'solitary' genius at the expense of the artist who engages with society and the world at large.
Pelliciera has 'solitary' flowers that are accompanied by two large coloured prophylls.
However, little is known about costs of parental investment in insects, particularly in 'solitary' as well as social aculeate Hymenoptera.
The beginning of the book describes his mostly 'solitary' existence, the noises and sights of the press, and it's beautifully personal and focused.
The 'solitary' flowers are borne on long, wiry pedicels.
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