According to the online dictionary http://www.thefreedictionary.com, two of the definitions of the verb,
to immure, are
(1) to enclose oneself within or as within walls
(2) to shut oneself away from society
Next, I am going to talk about one of my friends. He wants to take a business program in college, which requires students to take a few math courses. He is not good at math. Some of my other friends and I really want to tutor him free of charge. But, he feels too embarrassed to accept anyone's help.
I am going to make up a sentence about him.
(ex) Our friend immures himself in a situation which prevents him from getting our help.
Am I using the verb correctly? Thanks a lot.
Yes, OK. But note that it is a very, very uncommon word.
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ansonguyI am going to make up a sentence about him.
As I've advised before, this is bad style.
CJ