sealed

/ siːld /

verb

1. the past participle of seal 1

adjective

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

Example Sentences

Babitz’s sister, Mirandi, had summoned Anolik to Eve’s apartment, informing her that, tucked deep into a hall closet, there existed a number of sealed boxes.

From Los Angeles Times

“If President Trump gets reelected, the border is going to be sealed, the military will be deployed, the National Guard will be activated, and the illegals are going home,” Miller told conservative podcast host Charlie Kirk this year.

From Los Angeles Times

Fiji fly-half Caleb Muntz scored 19 points as the visitors sealed a first win in Wales, despite wing Semi Radradra receiving a first-half 20-minute red card for a dangerous tackle on full-back Cameron Winnett.

From BBC

Once bound in muslin cloth and sealed with a layer of lard, Hafod is aged for 18 months.

From BBC

But it was the Chinese seventh seed who got the decisive break in the opener, a double fault from Gauff after a hat-trick of unforced errors giving Zheng the advantage from which she sealed the set as Gauff slammed a backhand into the net.

From BBC

Related Words

• airtight
• closed
• fixed