† seˈquesterment Obs. rare.
[f. sequester v. + -ment.]
A private, secluded situation.
| 1778 Saberna 12 Seek out some lone sequesterment to dwell, Where spirit-shapes repair at dewy eve. 1835 J. P. Kennedy Horse Shoe Robinson vii. (1860) 88 The sequesterment of the Dove Cote was not sufficient to shut out the noise nor the intrigues of the war. |