This is the 9035th most frequent French word.
cloîtrés
"Confined" or "shut away."
Used to describe individuals leading a secluded or isolated life due to cultural or religious environment.
Les moines vivent cloîtrés dans leur abbaye, consacrant leur temps à la prière.
The monks live cloistered in their abbey, devoting their time to prayer.
Used figuratively to imply being physically confined to a place due to external conditions such as weather.
Durant l'hiver, nous sommes souvent cloîtrés à la maison à cause de la neige abondante.
During the winter, we are often cloistered at home because of heavy snow.
Used metaphorically to indicate being confined to a specific location to achieve a desired task or goal.