sequestered

[sɪˈkwɛstəd]

sequestered Definition

  • 1isolated and hidden away, often for a particular purpose
  • 2kept separate and not allowed to mix with others

Using sequestered: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sequestered" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The sequestered cabin in the woods was a perfect place for a writer to work.

  • Example

    The jury was sequestered during the high-profile trial.

  • Example

    The wealthy family lived a sequestered life in their mansion.

sequestered Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for sequestered

Phrases with sequestered

  • a jury that is isolated from the public during a trial, typically in high-profile cases to avoid outside influence

    Example

    The judge ordered a sequestered jury for the celebrity's trial.

  • a beach that is hidden or isolated from the public, often accessible only by boat or hiking

    Example

    The sequestered beach was a peaceful escape from the crowded tourist spots.

  • a garden that is hidden or enclosed, often for privacy or aesthetic purposes

    Example

    The sequestered garden behind the mansion was a beautiful oasis of greenery.

Origins of sequestered

from Latin 'sequestrare', meaning 'to give up for safekeeping'

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Summary: sequestered in Brief

The term 'sequestered' [sɪˈkwɛstəd] describes something that is isolated and hidden away, often for a specific purpose. It can refer to physical locations like a sequestered cabin in the woods, or to people like a sequestered jury during a trial. Synonyms include 'isolated,' 'secluded,' and 'hidden.'