Definition for Unsealed:

• Opened by breaking the seal; having no seal.

Synonyms for Unsealed:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • unsealed.
  •exposed (adjective)
  • more revealed,
  • more unveiled,
  • more bared,
  • dis-closed,
  • more debunked,
  • more peeled,
  • most peeled,
  • most unhidden,
  • dis covered,
  • most unveiled,
  • un masked,
  • most unsealed,
  • unhidden,
  • most debunked,
  • most denuded,
  • most bared,
  • un-veiled,
  • un covered,
  • most defined,
  • dis-covered,
  • more solved,
  • on spot,
  • de-bunked,
  • un-concealed,
  • unprotected,
  • un-sheltered,
  • most revealed,
  • most solved,
  • more unsealed,
  • un veiled,
  • un-hidden,
  • ex-posed,
  • dis closed,
  • more defined,
  • un sealed,
  • more resolved,
  • more unmasked,
  • more disclosed,
  • dug up,
  • unveiled,
  • most resolved,
  • un-sealed,
  • most divulged,
  • more denuded,
  • de-fined,
  • most disclosed,
  • un concealed,
  • de bunked,
  • un-masked,
  • un-covered,
  • re-solved,
  • most unmasked,
  • more divulged,
  • un protected,
  • stripped,
  • ex posed,
  • un hidden,
  • un-protected,
  • un sheltered,
  • more unhidden,
  • de fined.

• n.

  •unsealed (noun)
  • opened.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • exposed,
  • open,
  • laid bare,
  • on display,
  • for show,
  • made manifest,
  • on the spot,
  • on view.
  •n.
  • uncertain.

Paraphrases for Unsealed:

• Independent

  • Verb, past tense
    unveiled, Launched, Issued, released.
  • Verb, past participle
    publicised, unveiled, Launched, Issued, publicized, published, disclosed, released, Tampered, appropriated, opened, peeled.

Antonyms for Unsealed:

• adj.

  • all
    sealed.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    close, close down, close up, closed, fold, shut, shut down, unopen.

Unsealed Sentence Examples:

• Glancing over it - it was unsealed - and finding it entirely unintelligible, I took it for granted it was all right and put it by till chance, or if that failed, strategy, should give me an opportunity to communicate with Mrs. Blake.

• When it reached Mrs. Russell, it was almost mail - time, and with the simple thought, " So, - Laura has written it, after all," she enclosed it in her own, and sent it off, post - haste; not even looking at the unsealed envelope, as Mrs. Surrey had taken for granted she would, and thus failing to know of its double contents.