Reseal
Pronunciation: /riːˈsiːl/
Reseal (verb)
- To close something again so it becomes airtight or watertight after it has been opened or damaged.
- To put a new cover or closure on something to make it sealed once more.
- To repair a damaged barrier so it blocks air or liquid again, especially in technical systems.
Examples
- The technician reseals the window to stop the leak.
- They reseal the lid after noticing the broken seal.