sealed
/siːld/
adjective
- Closed or fastened securely so that nothing can enter or leave.
- Please do not open the sealed envelope until you get home.
- The crime scene was sealed off by the police.
- The sealed jar kept the pickles fresh for months.
- Decided or finalized in a way that cannot be changed.
- After the contract was signed, the deal was sealed.
- Her victory in the final match sealed her place in history.
- The judge's decision sealed the fate of the defendant.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'seal': to close or fasten securely.
- She sealed the letter with wax.
- They sealed the cracks in the wall with putty.
- He sealed the bag tightly before putting it in the freezer.