thermometric
- adjective
- /ˌθɜrməˈmɛtrɪk/
- Specialized
- Different thermometric devices can provide varying readings based on their design and material.
Examples
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The new digital thermometer offers precise thermometric readings in just a few seconds.
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The thermometric scale is essential for accurately measuring temperature in scientific experiments.
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Changes in thermometric readings can indicate alterations in a machine's performance.
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Researchers used a thermometric method to monitor the experiment's temperature fluctuations.
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The thermometric properties of mercury make it ideal for use in thermometers.
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The thermometric readings were accurate.
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She used a thermometric device to check the water temperature.
Surface Forms
Morphology
thermometric = thermometer (transparent) = thermo + meter + ic
The adjective is a regular and direct derivation from 'thermometer' with the suffix '-ic', so the meaning is readily recoverable.
Etymology
Thermometric comes from thermo- 'heat' and -metric 'measure', the same parts you see in thermometer and in words with meter that mean a device to measure. So, thermometric describes things that are about measuring temperature or the tools that measure heat.