Outcast
Reclusive
Reclusive adjective - Withdrawn from society; seeking solitude.
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Synonyms for Reclusive
Outcast and reclusive are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Outcast" instead an adjective "Reclusive".
Nearby Word: recluse
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- He claims that the other Eternals treated him like an outcast, but his surviving brother says that Thanos imagined this and was just naturally reclusive and paranoid, and obsessed with Death and Black Magic and other dark ad grim subjects that didn't exactly invite company.
Source: Loners Are Freaks -
She's reclusive, broody, an outcast to society because of her outrageous actions (by 19th-century English social norms), is plagued by her Dark and Troubled Past, and is really cold towards the narrator and her Love Interest, Gilbert Markham.
Source: Byronic Hero
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