Similar words: sequester, sequestration, requested, mastered, blistered, clustered, flustered, registered. Meaning: [sɪ'kwestə(r)d] 
adj. 1. providing privacy or seclusion 2. kept separate and secluded.
adj. 1. providing privacy or seclusion 2. kept separate and secluded. 
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31 Citizen of protection of the 4th amendment does not get American charter the government ransacks inconsequently and sequestered right .
32 He sequestered himself in his study to write a book.
33 The College was to be financed by sequestered Cathedral funds and subscriptions.
34 The volunteer participants were then sequestered in hotel rooms, exposed to a cold virus and observed for five days. Fifty-four of them came down with colds.
35 The cations were sequestered.
36 New Star, the cargo ship, was sequestered at the Russian port of Nakhodka earlier this month for alleged smuggling.
37 Objective. To present an unusual case of dorsally sequestered cervical disc herniation and to briefly review the literature on this condition.
38 The dark ones we have sequestered below ground are not giving away much.
39 The gas burner may include an optional flame tube with an optional exhaust port in which a flame is contained and sequestered from diffusing air.
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