airtight — not allowing air to get in or out; completely sealed
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not allowing air to get in or out; completely sealed
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈerˌtaɪt/
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's airtight cookie jar is like Fort Knox - nothing gets in or out!
- The detective's airtight evidence left the criminal with no escape route.
- She keeps her diet plans in an airtight drawer, but somehow cake always finds a way in!
airtight
ADJECTIVE[/ˈerˌtaɪt/]
not allowing air to get in or out; completely sealed
a scientist carefully places a fresh sandwich into a clear glass container with a thick rubber seal around the lid. She presses down firmly on the lid until it clicks into place with a satisfying snap. The rubber gasket compresses tightly against the glass, creating a perfect seal with no gaps visible. Her assistant watches as she tests the seal by gently trying to lift the lid, but it won't budge. The vacuum-sealed container sits perfectly sealed with the sandwich preserved inside, showing no air can enter or escape. something that is completely sealed and not allowing air to get in or out
Keep it airtight for a clear sight!
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“My grandmother's airtight cookie jar is like Fort Knox - nothing gets in or out!”
“The detective's airtight evidence left the criminal with no escape route.”
“She keeps her diet plans in an airtight drawer, but somehow cake always finds a way in!”
“Make sure the contract is airtight before signing it.”
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