No. 4,801 in French
reculés
"Reculés" means "remote" or "isolated."
In a sentence
Les villages reculés offrent un aperçu unique de la vie traditionnelle.
Remote villages offer a unique glimpse into traditional life.
Here, 'reculés' is used as an adjective describing villages that are distant or isolated.
Avec le temps, les souvenirs pénibles se sont reculés dans ma mémoire.
Over time, painful memories have receded in my memory.
In this context, 'reculés' is used as a verb in the past tense indicating something moving or withdrawing from a position.
Nous avons reculé les meubles pour faire de la place.
We moved back the furniture to make space.
Here, 'reculé' functions as the past participle form of a verb representing an action of moving backward or retracting.
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