This word can also be a form of:
adjective “closed”
base form closed, non-gradable
- not allowing entry or passage; completely shut
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The jar was tightly closed, so I couldn't get to the cookies inside.
- positioned to stop fluid from moving through a system
The plumber closed the valve to stop the water from gushing out of the broken pipe.
- set to allow electrical current to pass through
Make sure the circuit is closed before you try to turn on the light.
- not open for customers or business activities
The sign on the door read "We're closed" as I arrived at the shop after hours.
- restricted to certain people; not open to everyone
The meeting was a closed event, accessible only to company employees.
- containing all its limit points; its complement is open in the topological space
The set of all points inside a circle is closed because it includes its boundary.