Pronunciation: /ˈwɔːtərtaɪt/
noun a watertight structure or container
A1 I need a watertight container for my picnic sandwiches.
A2 The watertight seal on the bottle kept the liquid from leaking out.
B1 The construction of the boat was so watertight that it never took on any water.
B2 The contract between the two parties was watertight, leaving no room for misinterpretation.
C1 The legal team ensured that the case was watertight before presenting it in court.
C2 The security measures in place were watertight, preventing any unauthorized access to the sensitive information.
adjective able to prevent the passage of water
A1 The lid on the container is watertight.
A2 Make sure the seal around the window is watertight to prevent leaks.
B1 The company's contracts are always watertight to protect their interests.
B2 The submarine's hull is designed to be completely watertight under extreme pressure.
C1 The legal team ensured that the merger agreement was watertight before signing.
C2 The security measures in place are watertight to prevent any breaches.
formal The contractor ensured that the building's foundation was watertight to prevent any leaks.
informal Make sure you close the lid tightly so the container is watertight.
slang I heard his excuse for being late, but it's not watertight.
figurative Her argument was so watertight that no one could find a flaw in it.
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