Definition of Barometrical in English :

Define Barometrical in English

Barometrical meaning in English

Meaning of Barometrical in English

Pronunciation of Barometrical in English

Barometrical pronunciation in English

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Barometrical

see synonyms of barometrical

Adjective

1. barometric, barometrical

relating to atmospheric pressure or indicated by a barometer

Example Sentences:
'barometric pressure'

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Barometrical

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noun
1. 
an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure, usually to determine altitude or weather changes
2. 
anything that shows change or impending change
the barometer of social change

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Barometrical

see synonyms of barometrical
noun
1. 
an instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure, esp. an aneroid barometer or an evacuated and graduated glass tube (mercury barometer) in which a column of mercury rises or falls as the pressure of the atmosphere increases or decreases: barometers are used in forecasting changes in the weather or finding height above sea level
2. 
anything that reflects or indicates change
the stock market is a barometer of business

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Barometrical

see synonyms of barometrical
n.
1. An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure, used especially in weather forecasting.
2. Something that registers or responds to fluctuations; an indicator: Opinion polls serve as a barometer of the public mood.

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