solitary
निर्जन
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'
मित्रहीन,
एकटा,
निर्जन,
एकाकाी
example
And so I think that there really are many forms of courage, although the one that I think most of us respond to is the 'solitary' figure who really does risk it all.
Only the lights of a 'solitary' highway showed the earth leaping ever closer.
Though widely read Lyautey was not a pensive 'solitary' .
Gone are my constant internet access, my masses of free alone time, my lengthy 'solitary' lunches.
I dined in 'solitary' state, all alone in the castle's gilt-and-blue dining hall.
Everything is in my book, like every single 'solitary' thing that has happened to me in my life, I put out there.
After leaving 'solitary' , he will ultimately be sent to a different minimum-security facility.
So in order to avoid the police and stares of the public, he kept to the 'solitary' alleys.
I spotted the occasional 'solitary' example in the distance, but I was encumbered with a camera.
Against Galway United a 'solitary' goal was enough; the famous victory over Stella Maris relied on Niall O'Brien's late intervention.
Pelliciera has 'solitary' flowers that are accompanied by two large coloured prophylls.
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!
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.
The capitula were small, in lax panicles or, rarely, 'solitary' .
I think most people in witchcraft or paganism practise in a 'solitary' way,’ she said.
In this dark 'solitary' place, married to this shy, watchful man, her cheerfulness was a bubble-bath in a blizzard.
I still find this extremely disconcerting so I went in search of a 'solitary' place to relax.
The beginning of the book describes his mostly 'solitary' existence, the noises and sights of the press, and it's beautifully personal and focused.
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.
The United States struck back to restrict Ian Thorpe and Australia to one 'solitary' silver medal on day four of the Olympics.
The support system a member of a coven enjoys is not available to a 'solitary' .
The 'solitary' flowers are borne on long, wiry pedicels.
I was a 'solitary' boy, shy and withdrawn, who preferred to be left alone to read.
People sometimes have the feeling that by going to a 'solitary' place where the environment is quiet, they will experience peace and happiness.
With a scoff, she turned and headed back into her 'solitary' fortress… but those icy green eyes still haunted the shadowy corners of her mind.
Unlikely - I've always been rather a 'solitary' type, enjoying my own company and taking holidays alone.
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.
Other faunal elements include colonial and 'solitary' corals, encrusting bryozoans, stromatoporoids, and rare brachiopods.
And from this 'solitary' passageway, the Demon Prince Dearth, along with a number of followers, entered on horseback.
‘That one over there,’ he said, nodding at a 'solitary' figure in the distance which tripped and stumbled along the edge of the main road.
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