sealed

(verb) make tight; secure against leakage. Synonyms: seal, seal off. Example: "Seal the windows."

(verb) close with or as if with a seal. Synonyms: seal. Example: "She sealed the letter with hot wax."

(verb) decide irrevocably. Synonyms: seal. Example: "Sealing dooms."

(verb) affix a seal to. Synonyms: seal. Example: "Seal the letter."

(verb) cover with varnish. Synonyms: varnish, seal.

(verb) hunt seals. Synonyms: seal.

(adj) established irrevocably. Synonyms: sealed (vs. unsealed), certain. Example: "His fate is sealed."

(adj) closed or secured with or as if with a seal. Synonyms: sealed (vs. unsealed). Examples: "My lips are sealed." "The package is still sealed." "The premises are sealed."

(adj) undisclosed for the time being. Examples: "Sealed orders." "A sealed move in chess."

(adj) determined irrevocably. Example: "His fate is sealed."

(adj) having been paved.

(adj) covered with a waterproof coating. Example: "A sealed driveway."

(adj) (of walls) covered with a coat of plaster. Synonyms: plastered.