unseal
/ʌnˈsiːl/
verb
- To open something that is closed or fastened with a seal.
- The technician had to unseal the container to inspect the contents.
- Please unseal the jar so we can use the sauce.
- She used a knife to unseal the envelope.
- To make something officially accessible or available after it has been closed or restricted.
- The agreement was kept secret until they agreed to unseal it.
- The court decided to unseal the documents for public review.
- The company will unseal the new product details next week.