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seal the deal

[ seel thuh deel ]

idiom

  1. to complete or successfully negotiate an agreement:

    If our top executive can't seal the deal, no one can.

  2. 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.



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of seal the deal1

First recorded in 1950–55
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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.

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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.

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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.

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There is no debate that victory is now expected, but are Packer's side better equipped to seal the deal this time around?

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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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