Exile and Solitude

Exile

Exile noun - The forced removal from a homeland.

Solitude and exile are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Solitude" instead a noun "Exile".

Nearby Words: exiled, exiling, exilic

Solitude

Solitude noun - The state of being alone or kept apart from others.
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Synonyms for Solitude

Exile and solitude are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exile" instead a noun "Solitude".

How words are described

long long exile long solitude
social social exile social solitude
enforced enforced exile enforced solitude
self-imposed self-imposed exile self-imposed solitude

Both words in one sentence

  • "I Am Becoming" Song Frozen: Elsa sings "Let It Go" when she goes into a self-imposed exile after her powers are exposed in public, and now she can use her powers to her full potential and build an ice palace in total solitude.
  • She hopes to live in solitude and peace, but when a certain wizard intrudes on her self-imposed exile with a request for aid in a certain quest involving a company of dwarves, a hobbit, a dragon and a lost kingdom, she finds herself unable to refuse, becoming the 16th member of the company.
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