Meaning & Definition of Isolated in English
Isolated
set apart; separated from others.
Pronunciation:
/ˈaɪ.sə.leɪ.tɪd/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Separated from others; alone.
Example Sentence: He lived in an isolated cabin in the woods.
Definition: Not connected to others; solitary.
Example Sentence: The isolated incidents raised concerns about safety.
Definition: Having no social contact with others.
Example Sentence: She felt isolated after moving to a new city.
Definition: Existing independently; separate.
Example Sentence: The isolated cases were studied separately.
Definition: Confined to a particular place.
Example Sentence: The researchers conducted experiments in an isolated environment.
Etymology
Origin: From Latin 'isolatus', past participle of 'isolare', meaning 'to isolate'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- isolationist: A person who advocates a policy of isolation.
- socially isolated: Someone who lacks social interactions or contacts.
- isolation room: A room where a person is kept separate for health or safety reasons.
Translations
- Spanish: aislado
- French: isolé
- German: isoliert
- Russian: изолированный
Related Words
- isolate: To set apart from others.
- isolation: The condition of being alone or separated.
- isolationism: A policy of remaining apart from the affairs of other groups.
Slang Meanings of isolated
Meaning: Being out of the loop.
Example Sentence: Since he moved away, he's been totally isolated from the group.
Meaning: Ghosting someone.
Example Sentence: After the breakup, she totally isolated him.