| From childhood his father had taken such care to seclude him. |
| And yet, the vast majority of hospital staff continue to grab us, shoot us up, tie us down and seclude us. |
| Things have come to such a pass that, in fact, is advisable to seclude you here. |
| The fence will seclude the path next to it and make it unsafe for the elderly. |
| If you must seclude yourself, we beg you to spend the time alone honing your eye for the universe's limitless possibilities. |
| Privacy is the ability of an individual or group to seclude themselves or information about themselves thereby revealing themselves selectively. |
