sealed
adjectiveUK /siːld/
US /siːld/
Closed up tight so nothing can get in or out.
She sealed the envelope before mailing the letter.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Decided and fixed so it cannot be changed.
The team's victory was sealed with one final goal.
3. Covered with a special coating to keep a surface safe.
The wooden table was sealed to protect it from water.
4. Kept secret and not allowed to be shared.
The judge ordered the records to remain sealed.