sealed

/ siːld /

verb

1. the past participle of seal 1

adjective

1. (of a road) having a hard surface; made-up

Example Sentences

Its entrance is sealed with a crude brick-and-mud wall, and an overgrown bougainvillea, bright with pink blooms, spills over the front boundary.

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Shaking can break open new rock surfaces, force out fluids that were previously sealed away, and redirect the flow of water through the subsurface.

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The beams travel through a series of aligned parts before converging into two narrow streams that enter a sealed container.

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Instead of kicking a field goal, Kafka opted to go for it, knowing that a touchdown likely would have sealed the game.

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It looked like being a frustrating evening for Celtic until McGregor's late goal sealed a victory that left the Glasgow giants four points behind Premiership leaders Hearts.

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Related Words

• airtight 
• closed 
• fixed