Watertight

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  • Watertight Meanings

    noun a watertight structure or container

    adjective able to prevent the passage of water

    Fields related to watertight

    Military

    Watertight containers are used to protect sensitive equipment from water damage.

    Construction

    Watertight seals are used in buildings to prevent water leakage.

    Manufacturing

    Watertight packaging is used to protect goods during shipping and storage.

    Maritime Engineering

    Watertight compartments are essential in ship design to prevent flooding in case of damage.

    Occupation Usage of watertight

    Writer

    A writer may use the term 'watertight' to describe a plot or argument that is logically consistent and free from any holes or inconsistencies.

    Psychologist

    A psychologist may use the term 'watertight' to describe a research study or theory that has been thoroughly tested and validated, with no room for doubt or alternative explanations.

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