"disposed to shut out, inclined to dwell apart," 1743, from Latin seclus-, past-participle stem of secludere "to shut off, confine" (see seclude) + -ive. Related: Seclusively; seclusiveness.
secession
secessionist
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seclusion
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Seconal
second
second nature
secondary
second-class
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