"Unsealed" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Unsealed" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Unsealed" Meaning
Not covered or closed, exposed or open; made public; official by ripping off or removing part of a seal.
"Unsealed" Examples
Verbs
The court unsealed the documents, and now they are public.
The package was unsealed, and I found the gift inside.
The archaeologists unsealed the ancient tomb, revealing its interior.
We unsealed the bottle of wine and served it at the party.
The judge unsealed the verdict and announced it to the crowd.
"Unsealed" Similar Words
Unscrew
To remove the screws from (something, such as a jar or a machine part) or to loosen them, so that the object can be opened or removed.
Unscrews
Unscripted
Unscrupulous
Unscrupulously
Unscrupulousness
The noun "unscrupulousness" refers to the quality or state of being unscrupulous, which means lacking a sense of right and wrong, or being dishonest or unethical in one's behavior or motivations. It describes a person's willingness to disregard moral or ethical principles in order to achieve their goals or gain an advantage, often at the expense of others.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> The unscrupulous businessman was accused of exploiting his employees for financial gain.<br> The investor was known for her unscrupulousness in making deals, often taking advantage of others' lack of knowledge.<br><br>Synonyms for unscrupulousness include:<br><br> Dishonesty<br> Deception<br> Dupery<br> Fraudulence<br> Corruption<br><br>Antonyms for unscrupulousness include:<br><br> Honesty<br> Integrity<br> Morality<br> Ethics<br> Authenticity.
Unseal
To remove or permit the removal of something that was previously sealed, making it accessible or opened.
Unsearchable
Unseasonable
Unseasonably
This means unusual or unexpected for the time of year; not typical for the season.<br><br>Example: "The unseasonably warm weather made it perfect for a summer weekend getaway in February."
Unseasonal
Unseasonally
Unseasoned
Meaning of "unseasoned" refers to something that lacks experience or maturity, often implying that it is raw or inexperienced. It can also describe food that has not been seasoned or flavored with herbs, spices, or other ingredients.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> She was a bright and unseasoned young manager who struggled to lead the team.<br> The unseasoned steak was chewy and needed more marinating to become tender.
Unseat
Unseated
Usually, being "unseated" means being removed from a position of power or authority, often as a result of an act of rebellion, a challenge to authority, or a distance as a result of a sentence, usually as under or in a punishment.