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Reclusive, with a natural inclination to string-pulling behind the scenes he, nevertheless, occasionally forayed into the world of civic duty.
She was quieter and interacted less with others but was not reclusive, and just sat for much of the day.
Both were reclusive and had no friends; hence there is no one who is specially related, even indirectly, to the infant.
Especially during the last few years the reclusive vocation - of vowed men and women enclosed in cells - has attracted considerable academic interest.
Because of his bad health, he was reclusive, making a living by repairing old watches.
She then made an abrupt switch to the reclusive life of a scholar devoted to the study of the history of women.
The reclusive behaviour of the adult and the difficulties in measuring larval damage to the interior of the corm have resulted in a multitude of scoring and evaluation systems.
I also believe that people with alcohol-related diseases tend to be rather reclusive, do not go to public houses and are anti-social.
She is a chatty girl at home, but out in company she has been reclusive and has only just started to talk to children.
From about 200 years ago, its members adopted a reclusive way of life.
Can he say whether enough is known about the present numbers of this reclusive but remarkable bird or about the factors which are tending to reduce its numbers?
However, they can also be secretive, reclusive, moody, opinionated and stubborn; and suffer setbacks in relationships as a result.
The reclusive four-piece instead signed an indie contract giving them more creative control.
Psychologically speaking, these infants were slightly strange: they were reclusive and had definite social deficits, and they clung to their cloth diapers.
The group self-records all of their own albums on cassette tape or reel-to-reel tape, are somewhat reclusive and do not tour.
