semoted

English

semoted (comparative more semoted, superlative most semoted)

(obsolete) separated; removed; remote
- c. 1550, Thomas Beccon, The Pathway unto Prayer:
  Is it enough if I pray with my mind, the heart being semoted from mundane affairs and worldly businesses?
- 1937, Chamber's Journal, page 952:
  And such is the impression it makes upon the hill-wanderer who, perhaps for the first time, descends upon this semoted place to find its tidy cottages and emerald Green drowsing in the warmth and sunlight […]