reclusivity

English

Etymology

From reclusive +‎ -ity.

Noun

reclusivity (uncountable)

1. (possibly nonstandard) reclusiveness
   • 1977, Andrew M. Greeley, American Catholic: A Social Portrait, page 228:

     The kids may make up stories about you, but if you are determined in your reclusivity, you won't give a damn what they say anyhow.

   • 1992, Richard Lee Marks, Three men of the Beagle, page 244:

     And Darwin, who in spite of his reclusivity was fond of honors, received his belated acceptance by the French in good spirit.

   • 2010, Michael B. First, Clinical Guide to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Mental Disorders‎^[1]:

     Behavioral features include apathy, reclusivity, anhedonia, depression, delusions, and hallucinations.