barometrical
/,bærə'merik/ Cách viết khác : (barometrical) /,bærə'mərikəl/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to or measured by a barometer: Pertaining to the instrument (barometer) used to measure atmospheric pressure.
- Indicated by a barometer: Describing a condition, especially atmospheric pressure, that is shown or registered by a barometer.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The scientists recorded barometrical data every hour to track the approaching storm.
- A sudden barometrical drop often signals a change in weather.
Advanced Usage
- "Barometrical readings": The specific measurements of atmospheric pressure taken from a barometer.
- The pilot checked the latest barometrical readings before takeoff.
- "Barometrical changes": Variations or fluctuations in atmospheric pressure.
- Migraine sufferers can be sensitive to rapid barometrical changes.
Variants and Related Words
- Barometric (adj): The more common variant, identical in meaning to 'barometrical'.
- Barometric pressure is falling.
- Barometer (n): The instrument that measures atmospheric pressure.
- The old barometer on the wall is an antique.
- Barometry (n): The art or science of measuring atmospheric pressure.
Synonyms
- Atmospheric-pressure-related: Pertaining to the pressure exerted by the atmosphere.
- Pressure-related: Concerning the force applied per unit area, in this context, by the air.
Notes on Usage
- The term 'barometrical' is largely synonymous with 'barometric'. 'Barometric' is the far more frequent and preferred form in modern usage across all contexts (scientific, meteorological, general). 'Barometrical' is considered a correct but less common variant.
Adjective
- relating to atmospheric pressure or indicated by a barometer
- barometric pressure