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Thick vs Sealed - What's the difference?

thick | sealed | Related terms |

Thick is a related term of sealed.


As adjectives the difference between thick and sealed

is that thick is relatively great in extent from one surface to the opposite in its smallest solid dimension while sealed is closed by a seal.

As verbs the difference between thick and sealed

is that thick is (archaic|transitive) to thicken while sealed is (seal).

As an adverb thick

is in a thick manner.

As a noun thick

is the thickest, or most active or intense, part of something.

Sealed vs Assured - What's the difference?

sealed | assured |


As verbs the difference between sealed and assured

is that sealed is (seal) while assured is (assure).

As adjectives the difference between sealed and assured

is that sealed is closed by a seal while assured is guaranteed.

Dealed vs Sealed - What's the difference?

dealed | sealed |


As verbs the difference between dealed and sealed

is that dealed is (nonstandard) (deal) while sealed is (seal).

As an adjective sealed is

closed by a seal.

Healed vs Sealed - What's the difference?

healed | sealed |


As verbs the difference between healed and sealed

is that healed is (heal) while sealed is (seal).

As an adjective sealed is

closed by a seal.

Sealed vs Stealed - What's the difference?

sealed | stealed |


As verbs the difference between sealed and stealed

is that sealed is past tense of seal while stealed is past tense of steal.

As an adjective sealed

is closed by a seal.

Sealed vs Seeled - What's the difference?

sealed | seeled |


As verbs the difference between sealed and seeled

is that sealed is past tense of seal while seeled is past tense of seel.

As an adjective sealed

is closed by a seal.

Seabed vs Sealed - What's the difference?

seabed | sealed |


As a noun seabed

is the floor or bottom of the sea or ocean.

As a verb sealed is

(seal).

As an adjective sealed is

closed by a seal.

Seamed vs Sealed - What's the difference?

seamed | sealed |


As verbs the difference between seamed and sealed

is that seamed is past tense of seam while sealed is past tense of seal.

As adjectives the difference between seamed and sealed

is that seamed is out of condition; not in good condition while sealed is closed by a seal.

Sepaled vs Sealed - What's the difference?

sepaled | sealed |


As adjectives the difference between sepaled and sealed

is that sepaled is (botany) having one or more sepals while sealed is closed by a seal.

As a verb sealed is

(seal).

Selled vs Sealed - What's the difference?

selled | sealed |


As verbs the difference between selled and sealed

is that selled is (nonstandard) (sell) while sealed is (seal).

As an adjective sealed is

closed by a seal.

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