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Troglodyte (Noun)

One who lives in solitude.

Nouns denoting people.

The reclusive old man was often referred to as a troglodyte due to his preference for living deep in the woods, rarely interacting with anyone.
She became a troglodyte after her painful divorce, shutting herself indoors and avoiding social interactions.
His eccentric lifestyle as a troglodyte made the neighborhood children both fascinated and intimidated by his presence.
As a troglodyte, she gave up her city life to live in a secluded cabin, content with the quiet and simplicity it brought.
Despite his immense wealth, the billionaire chose to live as a troglodyte, away from the prying eyes of the media and the pressure of his public image.

Someone who lives in a cave.

Nouns denoting people.

The old hermit was thought to be a modern troglodyte, living deep within the dark mountain cave.
Years of isolation had reduced him to a primitive troglodyte, struggling to adapt to the world outside.
Members of the archaeological team discovered evidence of an ancient troglodyte civilization, preserved in the cool, dry air.
Despite his cave dwelling, the modern-day troglodyte proved to be surprisingly well-read and knowledgeable.
Legend had it that the group's leader was once a troglodyte who wandered into a nearby village, was educated, and now led a group to rejoin society.