ENSEAL Meaning and
Definition
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Enseal is a verb that refers to the act of sealing or closing securely. It is derived from the combination of the prefix "en-" which means to make or cause and the word "seal" which means to close or prevent access. Enseal is often used in the context of sealing documents, packages, or containers to ensure that they remain intact and tamper-proof.
When something is ensealed, it is typically done so by the application of a seal or closure mechanism, such as adhesive tape, wax, or a lock. The purpose of ensealing is often to provide security or maintain the confidentiality, authenticity, or integrity of the item being sealed. Ensealed documents or packages are typically harder to open or tamper with without leaving evidence of the violation.
Ensealing can have legal or official connotations, particularly when it relates to sealing official documents or contracts. In such cases, ensealing may involve the affixing of a seal or stamp that signifies the authenticity or validity of the document. This process may also be used to indicate that the document has not been tampered with since it was sealed.
In summary, enseal is a verb that describes the act of securely closing or sealing something to guarantee its integrity, confidentiality, or authenticity. Ensealing is commonly used to protect documents, packages, or containers from tampering or unauthorized access.
Common Misspellings for ENSEAL
- snseal
- dnseal
- rnseal
- 4nseal
- 3nseal
- ebseal
- emseal
- ejseal
- ehseal
- enaeal
- enzeal
- enxeal
- endeal
- eneeal
- enweal
- enswal
- enssal
- ensdal
- ensral
Etymology of ENSEAL
The term "enseal" is derived from the combination of two words: "en-" and "seal".
The prefix "en-" comes from Old English and has been used for various purposes, including to indicate the idea of "in" or "into". It can also connote intensification or completion in some cases.
The word "seal" stems from Old English and has roots in the Germanic language family. It originally referred to a device or instrument used for stamping or impressing a design onto wax or clay, typically as a mark of authentication, security, or ownership. Over time, the term "seal" has also come to encompass the act of affixing a seal or creating a mark as a confirmation or agreement.
Combining these two components, "enseal" denotes the act of putting a seal or mark onto something, often for the purpose of attestation, authentication, or ensuring security.
Idioms with the word ENSEAL
Similar spelling words for ENSEAL
- Ainslea,
- INSULA,
- enesol,
- ANZLOA,
- Auncel,
- inslee,
- ansul,
- ancilia,
- Ansly,
- wanseele,
- whinsill,
- Annslea,
- Ansley,
- semi-uncial,
- Onslowe,
- insulae,
- wensley,
- ensual,
- Unsilly,
- Onslow,
- Enseel,
- Anslea,
- unsually,
- anzola,
- UNIOSIL,
- winsley,
- INSL3,
- Aynsley,
- unusual-looking,
- insull,
- unsal,
- ensile,
- ANNOYSOL,
- anisal,
- unseal,
- INCILE,
- Ansel,
- Annsley,
- Ansell,
- INSOL,
- Aynslee,
- Ansleigh,
- onsale,
- Ancell,
- ANZLOU,
- encelia,
- ROOF/SIDING/INSUL,
- ANZLOI,
- Ancyle,
- ENSAL,
- uncially,
- uneasily,
- Unswell,
- ANSAL,
- anusol,
- INSOLY,
- ainsell,
- Ainslee,
- Ensoul,
- ENSIL,
- Ainslaeigh,
- InCEL,
- Winslowii,
- ancilla,
- unsual,
- Anisyl,
- ANZJLE,
- ENSOL,
- Unsoul,
- Ancille,
- winslow,
- insley,
- unusally,
- Wiencyslaw,
- insole,
- anisoyl,
- Unseel,
- insel,
- anisul,
- Ainsly,
- unusal,
- Ancile,
- Unsely,
- Annsleigh,
- Auncel-weight,
- Wenzel,
- unsell,
- Anisol,
- inslaw,
- ENSLL,
- Annesleigh,
- unwisely,
- Wenzl,
- Ainsley,
- UNASL,
- ancillae,
- ANZLOH,
- anozol,
- uncial,
- Ounslow,
- unusual,
- enslow,
- Wansley,
- Ainsleigh,
- insolia,
- Insoul,
- ouncil,
- unusually,
- anisole,
- Aynslie,
- oncilla,
- Ancel,
- Enisyl,
- Ainslie,
- unseelie,
- ensley,
- wensel,
- Anslie,
- INSL4,
- half-uncial,
- annesley,
- INISEL,
- ANCYL.
Conjugate verb Enseal
CONDITIONAL
I
would enseal
you
would enseal
he/she/it
would enseal
we
would enseal
they
would enseal
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be ensealing
you
would be ensealing
he/she/it
would be ensealing
we
would be ensealing
they
would be ensealing
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have enseal
you
would have enseal
he/she/it
would have enseal
we
would have enseal
they
would have enseal
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been ensealing
you
would have been ensealing
he/she/it
would have been ensealing
we
would have been ensealing
they
would have been ensealing
FUTURE
I
will enseal
you
will enseal
he/she/it
will enseal
we
will enseal
they
will enseal
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be ensealing
you
will be ensealing
he/she/it
will be ensealing
we
will be ensealing
they
will be ensealing
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have ensealed
you
will have ensealed
he/she/it
will have ensealed
we
will have ensealed
they
will have ensealed
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been ensealing
you
will have been ensealing
he/she/it
will have been ensealing
we
will have been ensealing
they
will have been ensealing
IMPERATIVE
you
enseal
we
let´s enseal
to enseal
PAST
I
ensealed
you
ensealed
he/she/it
ensealed
we
ensealed
they
ensealed
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was ensealing
you
were ensealing
he/she/it
was ensealing
we
were ensealing
they
were ensealing
PAST PARTICIPLE
ensealed
PAST PERFECT
I
had ensealed
you
had ensealed
he/she/it
had ensealed
we
had ensealed
they
had ensealed
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been ensealing
you
had been ensealing
he/she/it
had been ensealing
we
had been ensealing
they
had been ensealing
PRESENT
I
enseal
you
enseal
he/she/it
enseals
we
enseal
they
enseal
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am ensealing
you
are ensealing
he/she/it
is ensealing
we
are ensealing
they
are ensealing
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
ensealing
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have ensealed
you
have ensealed
he/she/it
has ensealed
we
have ensealed
they
have ensealed
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been ensealing
you
have been ensealing
he/she/it
has been ensealing
we
have been ensealing
they
have been ensealing
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