lone
Pronunciation: [loʊn]
Word
Context: "solitude"
(adjective) when someone is by themselves and not with anyone else. If you see a person sitting alone at a table, it means they don't have anyone else with them.
Example
She enjoyed being alone because it gave her time to think.
Example
He didn't want to be alone at the party; he hoped friends would join him.
Example
Why do you prefer to be alone sometimes?
Context: "isolation"
(adjective) when something is by itself and not near other things. For example, if you live in a lone house in the countryside, there are no other houses nearby.
Example
The lone tree stood proudly in the middle of the field.
Example
The city is not filled with lone buildings; there are many together.
Example
Is that the lone flower in the garden?
Context: "isolation"
(noun) a person who is alone or a thing that stands by itself. When someone feels lonely or is the only one present, they can be called a lone.
Example
The lone was happy with her book and didn't mind the quiet.
Example
He wasn’t a lone, as he was surrounded by friends all the time.
Example
Do you think the lone enjoys being by themselves?
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