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Being alone without any regrets, sadness, or depression. Not to be confused with "loneliness," where you are by yourself but long for the companionship of others.
Nicholas stayed at his mountain retreat in complete solitude. He was happy with his life.
solitude by NarooN January 7, 2010
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To be purposely seperated from other people.

"When seeking the wisdom and clarity of your own mind, silence is a helpful tool. The voice of our spirit is gentle and cannot be heard when it has to compete with others. Just as it is impossible to see your reflection in troubled water, so too is it with the soul. In silence, we can sense eternity sleeping inside us."

-Ethan Hawke
He devoted himself to solitude, prayer and the service of the poor, and before long went on a pilgrimage to Rome.
Solitude by Ninja22222 January 25, 2017

fortress of solitude 

The place that serves as a base for superman. It was first seen in superman #17 on the borders of metropolis, however it is now usually thought to be located in antartica.
Superman keeps all his discoveries, artifacts, and inventions in his fortress of solitude.
fortress of solitude by Abdallah February 4, 2006

saucitude 

1. A funky-ass "saucy" attitude.
Dude, if you are going to be hanging out with Amy at Mirage you better be ready for her saucitude. It will mesmerize you to the point where you feel you should hug her!
saucitude by Gus Baker September 15, 2005

Indentured Servitude Curve 

The reference to the curve of the underside of a chest, or breast

Can also refer to the curving altitude and angle of measurement in the curve of a penis
"Vatche has an indentured servitude curve the size of a 40 year old woman"

slavitude 

A combination of the words slavery and servitude (cf. "indentured servitude"). A special form of unending slavery, in which you have the freedom to quit your job with an abusive employer, but are too financially strained and overworked to find another job. Becoming increasingly common in western economy and society where employees are disposable (and so can be abused mentally/worked to death) and wage increases have not kept up with inflation.
Person 1: Dude, you should really quit your job, they treat you like crap.

Person 2: Yeah, they do, but I barely make rent and jobs are scarce. I guess I'm stuck in slavitude.