seclude
verbUK /sɪˈkluːd/
US /sɪˈkluːd/
To keep someone or something away from other people or places.
The family decided to seclude themselves in a quiet cabin for the weekend.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To shut off or keep apart from contact with others.
The monks seclude themselves from the busy world.
3. To set apart a place so it is private and hard to reach.
They secluded the garden behind a tall stone wall.
4. To remove someone from society or company.
The illness forced him to seclude himself at home for weeks.