barometer

IPA: bɝˈɑmɪtɝ

noun

  • An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure.
  • (figurative, by extension) Anything used as a gauge or indicator.
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Examples of "barometer" in Sentences

  • The fourth channel is a barometer.
  • A barograph is a recording aneroid barometer.
  • A 'barograph' is a recording aneroid barometer.
  • The variation in the barometer is the surest sign.
  • My ultimate Obama-barometer is my ex-partner Giuseppe.
  • Linguistics is not the sole barometer of ethnic groups.
  • In the case of Barometer Rising, there is no such evidence.
  • The barometer dropped precipitously as the weather grew worse.
  • That's the primary barometer of measuring Iranian and Turkic peoples.
  • Amphibians are what we call barometer species of our planet's health.
  • The eudiometer is similar in structure to the meteorological barometer.
  • The Barometer is an accurate forecast of the weather in these latitudes.
  • Most strikeouts is not the perfect barometer for the best strikeout pitcher.
  • On Nov. 17, 1884, Bell's lab recorded the word "barometer" several times on a glass disc with a beam of light.
  • Miss West says the barometer is down, but that the warning has been too long, for the Plate, to amount to anything.
  • Custer calling Crabb "a perfect reverse barometer" is mirrored in the way the wise men of the Bush administration (and the Washington Post, et al.) dismissed the DFH's who opposed the invasion of Iraq.

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