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- Dictionaryunseal/ʌnˈsiːl/
verb
- 1. remove or break the seal of: "she slowly unsealed the envelope"
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Learn the meaning of unseal, a verb that means to break or remove the seal of something, such as a document or a container. See examples of unseal in sentences, synonyms, word history, and related entries.
Unseal means to break or remove the seal of something sealed or closed, or to free from constraint. Learn how to use unseal in a sentence, and find synonyms and related words for unseal.
Unseal means to break or remove the seal of something, or to reveal or free something concealed or closed. Find the pronunciation, translations, and related words for unseal in this online dictionary.
Unseal means to remove or break the seal of something, or to reveal or free something that is concealed or closed as if sealed. Learn more about the word origin, usage, and related terms from Collins English Dictionary.
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1. to break or remove the seal of. [...] 2. to open (something sealed or closed as if sealed) [...] More. Conjugations of 'unseal' present simple: I unseal, you unseal [...] past simple: I unsealed, you unsealed [...] past participle: unsealed. More. Synonyms of 'unseal' • open, unwrap, uncover, undo [...] More. Examples of 'unseal' in a sentence.
Unseal is a verb that means to open something by breaking or removing a seal. Learn how to use unseal in a sentence and see examples of unsealed objects.
