0 If somoene is in seclusion, they are alone, away from other people. -- yalnızlık, inziva, gözlerden uzak olma
Many of the old-age home residents turned their common experience into a social world that focused on seclusion and impending death.
One of the changes that did take place relates to the required seclusion of divorced wives, usually in a beaterio.
Funerals are public events but both the sickbed and death are confined to the seclusion of the house.
He orders her to leave the worldly life so as to rear their unborn child in the seclusion of the mountains.
They were mainly concerned with promoting female education and achieving enhanced mobility for women through relaxation of the more stringent forms of female seclusion (parda).
Without it, my pursuit - and the steadiness, patience, seclusion, regularity, hard work, and self-concentration, it demands - would be utterly worthless to me.
While relating the obstacles and restrictions she has faced, she also gives a complicated analysis of the meaning of "seclusion" for this community.
Others recalled that families with a child already in seclusion, had no house in which to place a daughter excised during kigwarie.*!
