unsealed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsiːld/
- The unsealed envelope revealed the surprising news inside for all to see.
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Watch on YouTubeWhat a weird group of dudes Donald Trump just revealed to have flown on his plane in these unsealed documents last week.
- What a weird group of dudes Donald Trump just revealed to have flown on his plane in these unsealed documents last week.
- And so I this unsealed redacted statement from Jack Smith was required by the Supreme Court in the immunity case.
Examples
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A sealed indictment, now unsealed with some redactions.
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That said, come October, the most important detail about the case was unsealed, primarily because I'd managed to muster the resources to appeal.
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And the judge just unsealed that letter received from Ashley Biden.
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And the judge just unsealed that letter received from Ashley Biden.
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What a weird group of dudes Donald Trump just revealed to have flown on his plane in these unsealed documents last week.
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And so I this unsealed redacted statement from Jack Smith was required by the Supreme Court in the immunity case.
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We have a mini tatcha Dewey skin mist and it's unsealed or it's sealed and it's sealed.
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The letter was left unsealed on the table, making it easy for anyone to read.
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After the box was unsealed, everyone was excited to see the new toy inside.
Synonyms
Not closed so people or things can go through
Not sealed anymore, for example a bottle or letter
Not made safe, for example items not fastened or a computer without a password
Not fastened so a door or window opens easily
Not tied, closed, or attached
Not fastened so a door or gate can open easily
A container with its stopper removed
Open when it should be shut, like a window or envelope
A container without a cover on top
Not closed with a cork or plug so liquid can run out
Having small open gaps that let water or air pass
Antonyms
How Sealed
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Unsealed is easy to remember: the prefix un- means 'not' and seal comes from a word meaning 'to close' or a 'closure', like the seal on an envelope. So unsealed literally means 'not closed', which is why an unsealed envelope or package is open or not fastened shut.