Isolated
Odd
Odd adjective - Not often occurring or repeated.
Usage example: with the exception of the odd sick day, he never takes time off from work
Isolated and odd are semantically related in occasional topic. Sometimes you can use "Isolated" instead an adjective "Odd".
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Both words in one sentence
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A few supposed 'feral children' were locked up and isolated from human contact at a very young age, possibly because they were already a bit odd.
Source: Madwoman in the Attic -
J. Michael Straczynski wrote an episode of The Real Ghostbusters, "No One Comes To Lupusville" (they never come to Lupusville), in which a group of vampires lure the Ghostbusters to an isolated town filled with odd but friendly people.
Source: Fur Against Fang - Luna Lovegood could have some kind of personality disorder, probably because of her upbringing under her eccentric father Xenophilius (who himself is an odd duck) combined with witnessing her mother's death and being socially isolated for her outlandish ideas.
Source: Ambiguous Disorder
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