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Meaning of seal
The primary meaning of the word "seal" is to close or fasten something securely, often to prevent leakage or unauthorized access.
Etymology of seal
The word "seal" comes from Old English "seolh", which is also the source of the Modern English word "seal" as a type of marine mammal
The sense of "seal" as a device or material for closing or fastening developed in Middle English, from the idea of impressed marks or symbols
The word has been used in various contexts, including nautical, mechanical, and administrative, to refer to devices or materials used for closure, fastening, or authentication
Synonyms
Definitions
- A device or material used to join two things together or to close an opening, typically by being applied around the edge or over the surface
- A mark or symbol impressed on a surface, especially as a sign of authenticity, ownership, or approval
- A device used to prevent leakage or unauthorized access, especially in a mechanical or electrical system
Usage Examples
- The envelope was sealed with a sticky tape to prevent it from opening during transit
- The engineer applied a seal to the pipe to prevent leakage
- The document was sealed with a official stamp to authenticate its contents
- The harbor seal swam playfully in the waves