Definitions and Examples of closable, shut, closed
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Able to be closed or shut.
Example
The window is closable with a latch.
To close something tightly, such as a door or window.
Example
Please shut the door when you leave.
Not open; shut.
Example
The store is closed on Sundays.
Key Differences: closable vs shut vs closed
- 1Closable refers to something that has the potential to be closed, but it may or may not be closed at the moment.
- 2Shut is a verb that describes the action of closing something tightly.
- 3Closed is an adjective that describes something that is not open.
Effective Usage of closable, shut, closed
- 1Describing Objects: Use closable to describe objects that can be closed.
- 2Giving Instructions: Use shut to give instructions to close something tightly.
- 3Talking about Business Hours: Use closed to describe a business that is not open.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of unclosable are closable, shut, and closed. Use these words to describe objects that can be closed, give instructions to close something tightly, or talk about a business that is not open.
