sealed (Meaning)
sealed (a)
established irrevocably
closed or secured with or as if with a seal
sealed (s)
undisclosed for the time being
determined irrevocably
having been paved
covered with a waterproof coating
(of walls) covered with a coat of plaster
sealed (imp. & p. p.)
of Seal
Synonyms & Antonyms of sealed
sealed Sentence Examples
- The envelope was meticulously sealed with a wax seal.
- The airtight container sealed in the freshness of the produce.
- The injured wound was carefully sealed with surgical stitches.
- The agreement was sealed with a handshake, finalizing the deal.
- The lid of the jar was tightly sealed, preventing spillage.
- The ancient tomb was mysteriously sealed off from the outside world.
- The secret document was sealed in a hidden compartment, ensuring its confidentiality.
- The ship's hatches were sealed to withstand the approaching storm.
- The pipeline was sealed with a special sealant, preventing any leaks.
- The fate of the doomed city was sealed when the gates were closed.
FAQs About the word sealed
established irrevocably, closed or secured with or as if with a seal, undisclosed for the time being, determined irrevocably, having been paved, covered with a
fished, reaped, gathered, clammed, picked,harvested, accumulated, shrimped, cut, garnered
seeded,planted, planted, seeded, sowed,sowed,
The envelope was meticulously sealed with a wax seal.
The airtight container sealed in the freshness of the produce.
The injured wound was carefully sealed with surgical stitches.
The agreement was sealed with a handshake, finalizing the deal.
