Fast and Sealed

Fast

Fast adjective - Moving, proceeding, or acting with great speed.

Sealed and fast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sealed" instead an adjective "Fast".

Nearby Words: fasted, fasting

Sealed

Sealed adjective - Closed or secured with or as if with a seal.
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Synonyms for Sealed

Fast and sealed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fast" instead an adjective "Sealed".

Nearby Words: seal, sealing, sealer

Both words in one sentence

  • Instead, Vasher had to fall on the ball and Texas started inside the 5; this allowed OU to blitz, and Simms had no choice but to throw something fast or else get sacked in his own end zone for a safety (2 points for OU and Texas loses the ball) that would have sealed the game anyway.
    Source: Mis-blamed
  • The Knights Templar went down so fast partly because Philip IV of France's orders to arrest the Templars were issued sealed, so nobody (not even the omnipresent Templars) knew what's inside them until they were all opened simultaneously on Friday, 13 October 1307.
    Source: Sealed Orders
  • Little Useless Gun In Men in Black, the "noisy cricket" is the size of a small, cheap water pistol, and it's dismissed as "completely useless." It blows a hole through a completely sealed door, and sends you flying the opposite direction almost as fast.
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