hermetical
/hərˈmɛtɪkəl/
adjective
- Completely sealed or closed so that no air can get in or out.
- The spacecraft's hermetical cabin kept the astronauts safe in the vacuum of space.
- A hermetical seal on the jar ensures the food stays fresh for years.
- The laboratory uses hermetical containers to store sensitive chemicals.
- Isolated from outside influences; not open to new ideas or communication.
- The small religious community lived a hermetical existence, cut off from the modern world.
- His hermetical approach to research meant he rarely collaborated with other scientists.
- The country's hermetical policies kept it isolated from global trade.
- Relating to the ancient writings or mystical teachings attributed to Hermes Trismegistus.
- The scholar studied hermetical texts to understand early alchemy.
- Hermetical philosophy influenced many Renaissance thinkers.
- She collected rare books on hermetical traditions from around the world.
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