closed

[kloʊzd]

Definition:
1. Not open or affording passage or access.
2. Not open.
3. Blocked against entry.

Use 'closed' in a sentence:

• 1. The museum is closed on Mondays.
• 2. Mary had her eyes closed.
• 3. Two factories were closed in an attempt to cut costs.
• 4. Infuriatingly, the shop had just closed.
• 5. The underpass was closed through flooding.
• 6. Government troops closed the airport.
• 7. I closed my eyes at his command.
• 8. The museum has been closed for renovation.
• 9. She curled up and closed her eyes.
• 10. The dollar closed two cents down.
• 11. Her eyes were tightly closed.
• 12. His eyes were half closed.
• 13. Bess closed her eyes and fell asleep.
• 14. The lions closed in on their prey.
• 15. I closed and roped the trunk.
• 16. The club was closed by the police.
• 17. The hospital closed at the end of last year.
• 18. Highway patrol officers closed the road.
• 19. She closed the door softly behind her.
• 20. She closed her purse with a snap.
• 21. She closed the gate behind her.
• 22. He closed his eyes wearily.
• 23. Pemberton frowned and closed his eyes tightly.
• 24. This road is closed to traffic.
• 25. She closed her hand over his.
• 26. Slowly he closed the book.
• 27. The road was closed to traffic for two days.
• 28. Some roads are closed because of drifting.
• 29. The road is closed because of the snow.
• 30. The door closed with a click.
• 31. That section of the road is still closed.
• 32. The water closed over his head.
• 33. The airport was closed for incoming flights.
• 34. The factory closed its doors for the last time in 2002.
• 35. The door closed behind him.