se·clu·sion 
(sĭ-klzhən)
(sĭ-klzhən)n.
1.
a. The act of secluding: The judge ordered the seclusion of the jury.
b. The state of being secluded: the seclusion of the desert.
2. Archaic A secluded place or abode.
[Medieval Latin sēclūsiō, sēclūsiōn-, from Latin sēclūsus, past participle of sēclūdere, to seclude; see SECLUDE.]
se·clusive (-sĭv, -zĭv) adj.
se·clusive·ly adv.