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Meanings of sealed in English

Established irrevocably.

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(Of walls) covered with a coat of plaster.

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Sealed.

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Sealed.

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Usage of sealed in English
1
Events long ago sealed this one's fate, and now he must pay.
The Secret of the Dread Forest: The Faire Folk Trilogy
2
He said 'The baby's fate is sealed.' That rang out for me.
Ebony
3
Kate held up a clear plastic envelope sealed with red evidence tape.
The bricklayer
4
Large, sealed portholes looked out onto a garden of garish sea plants.
The Scar
5
Police sealed off roads to the court and prevented journalists from entering.
The Guardian
6
Four Grimes free throws in the final nine seconds sealed Houston's win.
Reuters
7
Police have sealed-off the area round the house for a closer examination.
The Irish Times
8
Three times the union had to be sealed with wine and water.
Summers at Castle Auburn
9
Economists hope a deal will be sealed before municipal elections in March.
Reuters
10
Mr Murray's friend immediately called gardaí and the area was sealed off.
The Irish Times
11
Police sealed off the roads leading up to the hotel, witnesses said.
Reuters
12
The area was sealed off as British army bomb experts moved in.
The Irish Times
13
We agreed on one point: Pomerleau hadn't sealed herself in that barrel.
Bones Never Lie
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However, two abysmal polls this week appeared to have sealed his fate.
Radio NZ
15
The area has been sealed off by pending a post mortem today.
The Irish Times
16
McCaffery sealed the win with two free throws with 14 seconds left.
Reuters
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Ireland
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South Africa
Common
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