reseals

Makes airtight anew

Reseals is the third-person singular present tense of reseal, meaning to seal something again after it has been opened.

The term applies to containers, packages, envelopes, or any closure that can be restored to a sealed state.

She reseals the bag of chips to keep them fresh.

Products advertised as resealable have mechanisms—zippers, adhesive strips, snap lids—that allow users to reseal them repeatedly.

packaging

airtight

Impervious to atmosphere

pouch · bag · container · wrapper · foil · jar · canister · sachet · mylar

closure

tape

Adhesive strip on roll

  • adhesiveMaterial that bonds objects
  • velcroFabric fastener using hooks
  • zipToothed sliding fastener

snap · clip · latch · gasket · sticker · tab · flap · clasp · buckle · button

repair

patch

Material covering damage

weatherstrip · grout · putty · silicone · epoxy · o-ring · waterproofing · regrouting

freshness

preservation

Maintaining something's condition

hermetic · unspoiled · canning · refrigeration · antioxidants · dehumidifier · desiccant

Opposites
closure action

resealsopens

Allows passage through

unseals · reopens · uncaps · uncovers · unwraps

seal integrity

resealsbreaches

Breaks or violations

ruptures · punctures · perforates · compromises · breaks

Phrases
Family

reseal, resealed, resealing, resealable

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Top 200,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G