sigillate
/sɪˈɡɪleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to mark or impress with a seal, especially in order to authenticate or verify
“The document was sigillated by the government official to confirm its authenticity.”
2. verb
to render something impermeable, especially by applying a coating
“The factory sigillated the pipes to prevent water leaks.”
3. verb
to add a seal or impression, especially to authenticate a document or a product
“The artist sigillated her painting to prevent counterfeiting.”
4. noun
the act of sigillating something
“The sigillation of the document was witnessed by several officials.”