oförseglbar

oförseglbar is a Swedish adjective that translates to "unsealable" or "impossible to seal" in English. It describes something that cannot be closed or secured in a way that prevents leakage or access.

The word is formed by combining the prefix "o-" which denotes negation, with the verb "försegl" meaning "to seal," and the suffix "-bar" which indicates possibility or capability. Therefore, oförseglbar literally means "not able to be sealed."

This term can be used in various contexts. For instance, a container with a faulty lid might be described as oförseglbar if it cannot be properly closed to prevent its contents from spilling. Similarly, a document that has been compromised and cannot be securely locked away could be considered oförseglbar. In a more abstract sense, a problem or situation that cannot be contained or resolved might also be referred to as oförseglbar, implying a lack of definitive closure.

The opposite of oförseglbar is förseglbar, meaning "sealable."