sealed

/ siːld /

verb

1. the past participle of seal 1

adjective

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

Example Sentences

All bids will remain sealed, with the highest bidder winning the yacht.

From Los Angeles Times

Standing up to the North American colossus and its despised leader was, of course, a massive boost for Lula’s domestic popularity and, if anything, sealed Bolsonaro’s fate.

From Salon

The first film, released in 2007, saw Homer accidentally pollute the water supply of Springfield and then attempt to save his city, which had been sealed off under a huge glass dome.

From BBC

Donald, 47, sealed his place as one of Europe's greatest captains after masterminding a tense victory over the United States in New York.

From BBC

When the two captains submit their singles line-up for Sunday, they also provide a sealed envelope containing the name of one player.

From BBC

Related Words

• airtight 
• closed 
• fixed