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closed

[klohzd] / kloʊzd /
ADJECTIVE
shut, out of service
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bankrupt locked sealed
STRONG
fastened folded padlocked
WEAK
dark gone fishing not open out of business out of order shut down
Antonyms
WEAK
beginning continuing in business open running started starting unsettled welcoming working
ADJECTIVE
finished, terminated
Synonyms
STRONGEST
concluded decided ended resolved settled
WEAK
final over
Antonyms
WEAK
beginning continuing in business open running started starting unsettled welcoming working
ADJECTIVE
exclusive, independent
Synonyms
STRONGEST
restricted
WEAK
self-centered self-contained self-sufficient self-sufficing self-supported self-supporting self-sustained self-sustaining
Antonyms
WEAK
beginning continuing in business open running started starting unsettled welcoming working

Example Sentences

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The decision jolted Chinese and foreign investors because it came months after Manus—which was originally established in China—moved its operations to Singapore and closed the deal with Meta.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 28, 2026

They closed at $33.95 on Monday, which generated about $430 million in 2025 sales, a market value of roughly $3.7 billion.

From Barron's • Apr. 28, 2026

Whether such words in public and, in all likelihood, behind closed doors will be enough to reinforce the Anglo-American alliance remains to be seen.

From BBC • Apr. 28, 2026

The jargon-coded language of planning is already a closed door to almost all English speakers.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 28, 2026

Wolf lay beside him, eyes closed, the ravenskin pouch at his head.

From "Wolf Brother" by Michelle Paver