1. Secluded; sequestered; retired from the world; solitary.

2. A person who lives in seclusion from the world or from others, as a monk or hermit; a monk, connected with a monastery, who confines himself to a cell.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• reclame,
• neclase,
• recduce,
• relese,
• relise,
• reslase,
• recless,
• reclude,
• realse,
• relase,
• reclut,
• reclese,
• reguse,
• reclosed,
• reilise,
• jeluse,
• realese,
• rejuse,
• recorse,
• recsue

• reclusive,
• regulus,
• reglaecus.

The adjective form of "recluse" is "reclusive".

The plural of the "recluse" can be the "recluses".

The singular of the "recluse" can be the "recluse".