seclude
se.clude \si-'klu:d\ vt [ME secluden to keep away, fr. L secludere to separate, seclude, fr]. se- apart + claudere to close - more at SECEDE, CLOSE 1a: to confine in a retired or inaccessible place 1b: to remove or separate from intercourse or outside influence : ISO LATE obs 2: to exclude or expel from a privilege, rank, or dignity : DEBAR 3: to shut off : SCREEN