Definition of hermit-like in English:

hermit-like

adjective

Avoiding the company of other people; solitary.
he has been living a hermit-like existence on the outskirts of town
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a reluctant celebrity, less comfortable in the limelight than in the hermit-like world he fashioned for himself off the pitcher's mound.
- In an attempt to break out of my recent hermit-like state, I've decided to try going out and being vaguely sociable a bit more often.
- He eked out a hermit-like existence in a cottage in Ireland without electricity or running water.
- In contrast to my hermit-like personality, I'm fascinated by people.
- Most lonely people remain that way, only occasionally lifted out of their hermit-like social life to experience bitter disappointment.
- I am anti-social and hermit-like and can only take most people in small doses.
- Being hermit-like, I tend to blend in to the surroundings more often than I make an impression.
- The brothers had been hermit-like farmers since they were children, living a secluded life of poverty and near inseparability.
- Even with his silent and hermit-like nature, he had a few friends: Ben, Luis, and Tobias.
- It was also a collaborative activity, which is always fun, especially as an antidote to the normal rather hermit-like existence of writing and research.
Synonyms
secluded, sheltered, sequestered, shielded, protected

Definition of hermit-like in US English:

hermit-like

adjectiveˈhərmitˌlīk

Avoiding the company of other people; solitary.
he has been living a hermit-like existence on the outskirts of town
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast to my hermit-like personality, I'm fascinated by people.
- He was a reluctant celebrity, less comfortable in the limelight than in the hermit-like world he fashioned for himself off the pitcher's mound.
- Most lonely people remain that way, only occasionally lifted out of their hermit-like social life to experience bitter disappointment.
- It was also a collaborative activity, which is always fun, especially as an antidote to the normal rather hermit-like existence of writing and research.
- The brothers had been hermit-like farmers since they were children, living a secluded life of poverty and near inseparability.
- I am anti-social and hermit-like and can only take most people in small doses.
- In an attempt to break out of my recent hermit-like state, I've decided to try going out and being vaguely sociable a bit more often.
- He eked out a hermit-like existence in a cottage in Ireland without electricity or running water.
- Even with his silent and hermit-like nature, he had a few friends: Ben, Luis, and Tobias.
- Being hermit-like, I tend to blend in to the surroundings more often than I make an impression.
Synonyms
secluded, sheltered, sequestered, shielded, protected

单词	hermit-like
释义	Definition of hermit-like in English: hermit-like adjective Avoiding the company of other people; solitary. he has been living a hermit-like existence on the outskirts of town Example sentencesExamples He was a reluctant celebrity, less comfortable in the limelight than in the hermit-like world he fashioned for himself off the pitcher's mound. In an attempt to break out of my recent hermit-like state, I've decided to try going out and being vaguely sociable a bit more often. He eked out a hermit-like existence in a cottage in Ireland without electricity or running water. In contrast to my hermit-like personality, I'm fascinated by people. Most lonely people remain that way, only occasionally lifted out of their hermit-like social life to experience bitter disappointment. I am anti-social and hermit-like and can only take most people in small doses. Being hermit-like, I tend to blend in to the surroundings more often than I make an impression. The brothers had been hermit-like farmers since they were children, living a secluded life of poverty and near inseparability. Even with his silent and hermit-like nature, he had a few friends: Ben, Luis, and Tobias. It was also a collaborative activity, which is always fun, especially as an antidote to the normal rather hermit-like existence of writing and research. Synonyms secluded, sheltered, sequestered, shielded, protected Definition of hermit-like in US English: hermit-like adjectiveˈhərmitˌlīk Avoiding the company of other people; solitary. he has been living a hermit-like existence on the outskirts of town Example sentencesExamples In contrast to my hermit-like personality, I'm fascinated by people. He was a reluctant celebrity, less comfortable in the limelight than in the hermit-like world he fashioned for himself off the pitcher's mound. Most lonely people remain that way, only occasionally lifted out of their hermit-like social life to experience bitter disappointment. It was also a collaborative activity, which is always fun, especially as an antidote to the normal rather hermit-like existence of writing and research. The brothers had been hermit-like farmers since they were children, living a secluded life of poverty and near inseparability. I am anti-social and hermit-like and can only take most people in small doses. In an attempt to break out of my recent hermit-like state, I've decided to try going out and being vaguely sociable a bit more often. He eked out a hermit-like existence in a cottage in Ireland without electricity or running water. Even with his silent and hermit-like nature, he had a few friends: Ben, Luis, and Tobias. Being hermit-like, I tend to blend in to the surroundings more often than I make an impression. Synonyms secluded, sheltered, sequestered, shielded, protected
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