unseal Synonyms
unseal Meaning
unseal (v)
break the seal of
unseal (v. t.)
To break or remove the seal of; to open, as what is sealed; as, to unseal a letter.
To disclose, as a secret.
unseal Sentence Examples
- The ancient tomb had remained sealed for centuries, but archaeologists recently unsealed its entrance.
- The envelope contained a secret message that she could only unseal after her father's death.
- The judge ordered the unsealing of the search warrant, revealing sensitive information.
- The unsealing of the contract revealed hidden clauses that had been kept secret.
- With trembling hands, she unsealed the letter, her heart pounding with anticipation.
- The mayor unsealed the ceremonial scroll, signifying the official start of the festival.
- The electrician unsealed the junction box to repair a faulty wire.
- The unsealing of the vial released a foul-smelling odor that filled the room.
- The scientist unsealed the petri dish, eager to examine the bacteria under the microscope.
- The unsealing of the dam's spillway released a torrent of water that flooded the surrounding area.
FAQs About the word unseal
break the seal ofTo break or remove the seal of; to open, as what is sealed; as, to unseal a letter., To disclose, as a secret.
unlatch, unfasten,unlock, unchain, unbolt,unbar,open
lock, make, close,shut, close, make, lock, shut, chain, seal
The ancient tomb had remained sealed for centuries, but archaeologists recently unsealed its entrance.
The envelope contained a secret message that she could only unseal after her father's death.
The judge ordered the unsealing of the search warrant, revealing sensitive information.
The unsealing of the contract revealed hidden clauses that had been kept secret.
