Synonyms for CLOSED
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1. closedadjective

   not open or affording passage or access

   "the many closed streets made travel difficult"; "our neighbors peeped from behind closed curtains"

   Synonyms:
   shut, unopen, unsympathetic, closed(a), closed in(p)

   Antonyms:
   wide-eyed, open, yawning, nonunion, unenclosed, opened, unrestricted, unshuttered, agape(p), staring, agaze, unstoppered, receptive, gaping, wide

2. closedadjective

   (set theory) of an interval that contains both its endpoints

   Synonyms:
   shut, unopen, unsympathetic, closed(a), closed in(p)

   Antonyms:
   open, agape(p), wide-eyed, agaze, unenclosed, unrestricted, opened, nonunion, unshuttered, staring, yawning, gaping, receptive, unstoppered, wide

3. shut, unopen, closedadjective

   not open

   "the door slammed shut"

   Synonyms:
   unsympathetic, unopen, closed in(p), shut, closed(a), closed

   Antonyms:
   wide-eyed, yawning, nonunion, unshuttered, unrestricted, opened, wide, unstoppered, open, gaping, staring, unenclosed, agaze, agape(p), receptive

4. closed, shutadjective

   used especially of mouth or eyes

   "he sat quietly with closed eyes"; "his eyes were shut against the sunlight"

   Synonyms:
   closed, shut, unopen, unsympathetic, closed(a), closed in(p)

   Antonyms:
   wide, yawning, open, opened, agaze, wide-eyed, staring, unenclosed, receptive, unshuttered, gaping, agape(p), unrestricted, nonunion, unstoppered

5. closed(a)adjective

   requiring union membership

   "a closed shop"

   Antonyms:
   gaping, yawning, unshuttered, nonunion, unstoppered, open, opened, receptive, wide, agape(p), agaze, unrestricted, staring, unenclosed, wide-eyed

6. closedadjective

   with shutters closed

   Synonyms:
   shut, unopen, unsympathetic, closed(a), closed in(p)

   Antonyms:
   wide-eyed, agaze, yawning, unrestricted, open, staring, unshuttered, wide, agape(p), gaping, opened, nonunion, unenclosed, unstoppered, receptive

7. closedadjective

   not open to the general public

   "a closed meeting"

   Synonyms:
   shut, unopen, unsympathetic, closed(a), closed in(p)

   Antonyms:
   unshuttered, opened, agaze, unstoppered, yawning, unrestricted, wide, agape(p), staring, nonunion, open, receptive, wide-eyed, unenclosed, gaping

8. closed, unsympatheticadjective

   not having an open mind

   "a closed mind unreceptive to new ideas"

   Synonyms:
   unlikable, unlikeable, shut, unsympathetic, closed, unkindly, closed in(p), unappealing, disagreeable, unopen, closed(a)

   Antonyms:
   unshuttered, agaze, agape(p), receptive, open, gaping, wide-eyed, opened, wide, unenclosed, yawning, unrestricted, nonunion, unstoppered, staring

9. closed, closed in(p)adjective

   blocked against entry

   "a closed porch"

   Antonyms:
   open, opened, unrestricted, nonunion, wide-eyed, gaping, unshuttered, staring, agaze, receptive, yawning, unstoppered, wide, unenclosed, agape(p)

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1. clampedverb

   so when something is clamped, it is closed tightly.

   the clam is clamped shut.

   Submitted by ZaharaB on March 31, 2022  

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1. List of paraphrases for "closed":

   private, closed-door, closure, deprived, enclosed, locked, shut, close, concluded, sealed, clos, ended, closing, closed-type, suspended, fenced, p.mclosed, completed, closed-ended, closes, terminated, classified, a.mclosed, latched, closures, close-ended

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How to use CLOSED in a sentence?

1. Stacey Abrams:

   Voter suppression is no longer billy clubs Jim Crow. It's closed polling sites + 6 hr waits w/o pay. COVID is no excuse, who needs to vote in person ? The disabled. The homeless or displaced. Voters w/language barriers. Folks who didn't get their ballots in time. Americans.

2. Abdul Jamil:

   Right now, clashes are under way between the Taliban and security forces in the city, close to the governor's compound and police headquarters, the city is closed and very little movement can be seen. People are terrified.

3. Detective Superintendent Des Bray:

   It is understood that report was closed on 10 September 2009 after it was believed Ms. Pearce-Stevenson was safe and well but did not want family contact.

4. Donald Trump:

   If you had seen what we had to go through with the darkened plane, with all windows closed, with no lights on whatsoever anywhere. Pitch black. I have never seen anything like it.

5. Ashley Rackstraw:

   It started pretty much like any other Saturday would, you know, we filled up as soon as we opened the doors, and we were busy until we closed the doors.