barographic

9.0

Relating to records made by an instrument that measures air pressure

adjective
/ˌbɛrəˈɡræfɪk/

Specialized

: barográfico

The barographic records showed a significant drop in pressure during the storm.

Examples

Meteorologists studied the barographic data to predict future weather patterns.
A detailed barographic chart is essential for tracking atmospheric changes over time.
The barographic data indicated a significant drop in pressure.
Scientists rely on barographic readings to predict weather changes.
Meteorologists studied the barographic data to predict future weather patterns.
A detailed barographic chart is essential for tracking atmospheric changes over time.
The barographic records showed a significant drop in pressure during the storm.

Synonyms

barometric

vsbarographic

Specialized

10 6.5

About the pressure of the air, often shown by a barometer

is specifically about data recorded by a continuous pressure recording instrument

barometrical

vsbarographic

Specialized

8.1

Relating to air pressure measured with a barometer

is specifically about data recorded by a continuous pressure recording instrument

Surface Forms

barographic positive

Morphology

barographic = barograph (transparent) = barograph + ic

Standard adjectival formation from the noun 'barograph' using '-ic', meaning 'relating to or of a barograph'.

Etymology

Barographic comes from the parts baro- meaning 'weight' used for air pressure, and -graph meaning 'to write' or 'record'. Think of barometer, a device that measures pressure, and a graph, a chart, so barographic means 'relating to recordings of air pressure'.