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they have famously reclusive lifestyles.

He is in essence a reclusive sort.

he led a reclusive life.

The reclusive artist rarely made public appearances.

She lived a reclusive life in the countryside.

The reclusive billionaire rarely granted interviews.

The writer's reclusive nature made it difficult to reach out to him.

Despite his reclusive tendencies, he was a successful businessman.

The reclusive author spent most of his time writing in solitude.

The reclusive heiress inherited a vast fortune from her family.

He became more reclusive after the tragic loss of his wife.

The reclusive musician rarely performed live concerts.

Despite his reclusive lifestyle, he maintained close friendships with a few people.

He is in essence a reclusive sort.

Mr. Salinger, 59, is to some degree an unlikely representative for a reclusive literary icon.

It's a really shy, reclusive eel that we know almost nothing about.

Scion of the great banking family, Rothschild was a strange and reclusive fellow.

Hideaki Kumazawa apparently told police that his 44-year-old reclusive son could be violent.

Craig Steven Wright, an Australian computer scientist, claimed that he was Satoshi Nakamoto, the reclusive creator of bitcoin.

Peck received perhaps his sweetest laurel when the reclusive Lee said Gregory Peck was a beautiful man.

Maybe he was feeling " reclusive" or he just liked using his long legs to go wandering somewhere else.

Including mountain lions, which have been in California for 30,000 years, the most famous is P22, a reclusive celebrity.

The smallest (weighing just 19 grams) was the reclusive Stella wood mouse.