sealed
- adjective
- /siːld/
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sellado
- Nothing can get in or out of that sealed chamber except penetrating radiation.
All your trash nice and neat, sealed up ready for you to just toss it.
- All your trash nice and neat, sealed up ready for you to just toss it.
- Nothing can get in or out of that sealed chamber except penetrating radiation.
- The bag must be completely sealed so that the shoes get cold but not wet.
Examples
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Essentially the bag is sealed so the aroma can't escape.
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The bag must be completely sealed so that the shoes get cold but not wet.
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All your trash nice and neat, sealed up ready for you to just toss it.
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These are wooden crates sealed up with porks screws.
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The package was sealed tightly to ensure that no moisture could enter during shipping.
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After the chemical reaction, the experiment was placed in a sealed container to avoid contamination.
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The sealed envelope was marked confidential, indicating it should not be opened by anyone else.
Synonyms
19
3.9
Completely closed so no air can get in or out
7
2.6
Completely closed so water cannot get in or out
3
1.0
Shut so people cannot go in or see
1
3.0
Completely sealed so no air can get in or out
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5.8
Completely closed so no gas can get in or out
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3.2
Not letting liquid or gas escape from a container
1
3.9
A thing that is closed with a cork, usually a bottle
1
3.5
Something that is inside and surrounded by other things, like a garden or document
Treated so clothes or shoes do not let water in
A container with a small plug in its opening to keep the inside sealed
A joint with cracks filled to stop water or air getting in
Kept closed so it does not open or move
Antonyms
Compounds
How Sealed
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Morphology
Etymology
Sealed comes from the idea of closing something with a seal, like a wax stamp or tight lid that keeps air or water out. So a sealed surface or wall is closed and protected from leaks or dust.