1. Closed or secured with or as if with a seal
   "the premises are sealed"; "my lips are sealed"; "the package is still sealed"
    
2. Determined irrevocably
   "his fate is sealed"
    
3. Undisclosed for the time being
   "sealed orders"; "a sealed move in chess"
    
4. Coated with a non-porous material to make impervious to liquid or air
   "The sealed concrete floor was resistant to stains and moisture"
    
5. Covered with a waterproof coating
   "a sealed driveway"
    
6. (of walls) covered with a coat of plaster
   "The sealed surface of the wall prevented moisture from seeping through";
   - plastered

1. Make tight; secure against leakage
   "seal the windows";
   - seal off
    
2. Close with or as if with a seal
   "She sealed the letter with hot wax"
    
3. Affix a seal to
   "seal the letter"
    
4. Decide irrevocably
   "sealing dooms"
    
5. Cover with varnish
   "He sealed the wooden table to protect it";
   - varnish
    
6. Hunt seals
   "The Inuit sealed on the ice floes"

Sounds like: seals, sealed

See also: closed, concealed, covered, irrevocable, irrevokable [non-standard], paved, shut, unopen [rare], unopened

Type of: affix, close, coat, decide, determine, fill up, hunt, hunt down, make up one's mind, run, shut, stick on, surface, track down

Antonym: unseal, unsealed

Encyclopedia: Sealed