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seal the deal
[ seel thuh deel ]
idiom
- to complete or successfully negotiate an agreement:
If our top executive can't seal the deal, no one can.
- to secure or ensure a successful conclusion: A last-minute goal sealed the deal for Baltimore.
He had aced both interviews, and if the director liked him that would seal the deal.
A last-minute goal sealed the deal for Baltimore.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of seal the deal1
Example Sentences
Delhi Capitals and RR bid for him starting from 3m rupees but RR, where he had trained previously, managed to seal the deal.
Therefore, it felt imperative that Raducanu opened the tie with a win and gave an opportunity to Boulter to seal the deal against 31st-ranked Fernandez.
Skenes’ girlfriend, Olivia Dunne, the popular Louisiana State gymnast and influencer, also took to X on Friday to help her boyfriend’s team seal the deal.
There is no debate that victory is now expected, but are Packer's side better equipped to seal the deal this time around?
Asked what might seal the deal for firms in choosing the UK, he said: “I think what will convince them is that we have listened to what they've told us about economic stability.â€
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