secluded
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //sɪˈkɫudɪd// UK //sɪklˈuːdɪd// se·clud·ed
adj. hidden away from other people and very quiet. You use this to describe a place that is private and peaceful.
adj. screened or sheltered from view; private and away from social activity. Often used to describe geographical locations or buildings that offer solitude.
We found a secluded beach far from the crowds.
The writer spent the summer in a secluded cabin in the woods to finish her novel without any distractions.
Nestled deep within the valley, the monastery remains secluded from the modern world, accessible only by a narrow footpath that winds through the dense forest.
Usage
Often follows linking verbs like 'is', 'remains', or 'feels'.