different between barometric vs barophilic
barometric
English
Etymology
baro- +? -metric
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /?bæ???met??k/
Adjective
barometric (not comparable)
- Of or pertaining to atmospheric pressure.
- A low barometric pressure is characteristic of hurricanes.
- Made or done with a barometer
Related terms
- barometer
Translations
Romanian
Etymology
From French barométrique
Adjective
barometric m or n (feminine singular barometric?, masculine plural barometrici, feminine and neuter plural barometrice)
- barometric
Declension
barometric From the web:
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- what barometric pressure
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barophilic
English
Etymology
baro- +? -philic
Adjective
barophilic (comparative more barophilic, superlative most barophilic)
- Of or relating to a barophile.
- Thriving under high barometric pressure.
Synonyms
- piezophilic
barophilic From the web:
- what is barophilic in biology
- what does barophilic
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