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Solitariness

usgb/ˈsɑːləterinəs/Volume
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Solitariness often carries a sense of sadness or contemplation. SlideIn the silence of the night, her solitariness was palpable.
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Not Always NegativePlay
Solitariness can also suggest peace and self-sufficiency, not just loneliness. SlideHe found solitariness in the mountains, a welcome respite from the city.
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Literary UsePlay
Often found in literature to describe a character's isolation. SlideThe protagonist's solitariness was a recurring theme in the novel.