Recluse (noun)

1. A person who lives in seclusion and avoids social interaction.
2. A hermit.

Origin:

From the latin word "reclusus" meaning "shut up" or "shut in".

Examples:

1. The recluse lived alone in a cabin in the woods and never had visitors.
2. The recluse had been living in isolation for many years and was not used to social interaction.
3. The recluse was known for his reclusive nature and rarely ventured outside.
4. The recluse's only contact with the outside world was through the books he read.
5. The recluse's house was located in a remote area and was difficult to find.