Separated from another. Obsolete. rare.

Of persons, a dwelling, etc.: Withdrawn from society or intercourse; shut off from access. separate confinement, the system of confining prisoners…

Separated; cut off from congenial surroundings. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

That has withdrawn or been shut off from public view, human intercourse, etc. Obsolete.

In senses of the verb: Set apart or asunder, disjoined, withdrawn, etc.

Of a person: that has been moved from or compelled to leave a place; segregated. Cf. removed woman n. at compounds.

transferred and figurative. Placed or standing in a detached position; standing apart; separated from intercourse with others; solitary, isolated.

Of a person or thing: Separated from the main body; occurring away from the regular course or habitat; isolated.

Detached, isolated, insulated, adj.; spec.: see quot. 1826.

Placed or standing apart or alone; detached or separate from other things or persons; unconnected with anything else; solitary.

Suggestive or characteristic of Robinson Crusoe.

Having no means of communication with other persons; isolated; in solitary confinement.

That is shut out or excluded; isolated, remote.

= isolated, adj.

Shut out, excluded, remote (see to cut off 8 at cut, v. phrasal verbs).

Disconnected, stopped; isolated, withdrawn.

In predicative use. Separated or divorced; in a state of estrangement. Also in extended use.