Reclusive
Reclusive adjective - Withdrawn from society; seeking solitude.
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Single and reclusive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Single" instead an adjective "Reclusive".
Nearby Word: recluse
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Kane goes from an idealistic, flamboyant young man to a reclusive, paranoid hermit, the Character Development isn't drastic or cordoned to a single transforming event.
Source: Film / Citizen Kane - Green's Nightside books feature the Collector, who is reclusive, petulant and somewhat childish in his single-minded devotion to things that - in his opinion - only he can truly appreciate.
Source: It Must Be Mine -
Reclusive Artist: He famously disappeared from acting in the late '90s to become a full-time single father, refusing most any role offered to him, including vocally reprising Louis in Ghostbusters: The Video Game.
Source: Creator / Rick Moranis
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