Seclude

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–verb (used with object)

1. to place in 

or

withdraw into solitude; 

remove from 

social contact and activity, etc.  



2. to isolate; 

shut off; 

keep apart: They secluded [the garden] from the rest of the property. 





　

A suburban couple returning to their semi-seclud[ed] [house] 



after attending a wedding finds their lives suddenly 



thrown into chaos 



with the arrival of three malevolent, masked strangers in director Bryan Bertino's tense tale of survival. Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman star as the couple 



forced to [resort] [to] violence 

they never thought themselves capable of 



as they struggle for their lives, and model-turned-actress Gemma Ward continues her 



[transition] from the catwalk to the silver screen 



as one of the merciless masked invaders.





cf. recluse (a. n.)　



aloof weasel 

elope 

tryst tyro



abscond Sham

Avert