English adjective: isolated | |||
1. | isolated not close together in time | ||
Samples | Isolated instances of rebellion. A few stray crumbs. | ||
Synonyms | stray | ||
Similar | sporadic | ||
Antonyms | continual | ||
2. | isolated being or feeling set or kept apart from others | ||
Samples | She felt detached from the group. Could not remain the isolated figure he had been. Thought of herself as alone and separated from the others. Had a set-apart feeling. | ||
Synonyms | detached, separated, set-apart | ||
Similar | separate | ||
Antonyms | joint | ||
3. | isolated marked by separation of or from usually contiguous elements | ||
Samples | Little isolated worlds, as abruptly disjunct and unexpected as a palm-shaded well in the Sahara. | ||
Synonyms | disjunct | ||
Similar | separate | ||
Antonyms | joint | ||
4. | isolated cut off or left behind | ||
Samples | An isolated pawn. Several stranded fish in a tide pool. Travelers marooned by the blizzard. | ||
Synonyms | marooned, stranded | ||
Similar | unaccompanied | ||
Antonyms | accompanied | ||
5. | isolated under forced isolation especially for health reasons | ||
Samples | A quarantined animal. Isolated patients. | ||
Synonyms | quarantined | ||
Similar | segregated, unintegrated | ||
Antonyms | integrated | ||
6. | isolated remote and separate physically or socially | ||
Samples | Existed over the centuries as a world apart. Preserved because they inhabited a place apart. Tiny isolated villages remote from centers of civilization. An obscure village. | ||
Synonyms | apart, obscure | ||
Similar | unconnected | ||
Antonyms | connected | ||