Sequestered in a sentence as an adjective

But let me ask when, if ever, your sister will be able to leave that sequestered environment and enter the real world.

Is there such a component?Atoms, as long as the amount being sequestered in the water or the soil isn't significant.

Entire swathes of boring information are classified for no real reason and a large number of things that someone might use as useful data are sequestered in random agencies.

But it'll need to be a bit more complicated, since I don't think the amount of oxygen and nitrogen getting sequestered in the ocean or the soil is actually "trivial" as stated.

Now, Turing's empire wanes as Church's empire waxes, and those parallel elements of computation that the hardware has hidden from software for so long can no longer be sequestered in silicon.

You make it sound like Israel is just a victim here, getting terrorized, when in fact they have the Palestinians sequestered into ghettos and denied basic human rights like food, water, medicine.

I doubt you'll find any authoritative sources on the full extent of the abuse, as the ensuing lawsuit was settled out of court under the typical terms that sequestered the evidence backing Borland's claims and gagged the truth.

Are you writing "1984" or are we talking about the article?Let's dive into the article first, though, and list out some verifiable, specific claims being made:- Hsu's family is the actual senior management, despite not holding any officially recognized position.- The unofficial/family senior management sequestered themselves in an office inaccessible to other employees, and in fact acted so collectively that there was a single email address to reach all of them.- Employees were forced to commit to 9-6pm quiet hours.

Sequestered definitions

adjective

providing privacy or seclusion; "the cloistered academic world of books"; "sat close together in the sequestered pergola"; "sitting under the reclusive calm of a shade tree"; "a secluded romantic spot"

See also: cloistered reclusive secluded

adjective

kept separate and secluded; "a sequestered jury"