Aneroid

usgb/ˈænərɔɪd/
adjective

Something, particularly a type of barometer, that does not use liquid.

The weather station uses an aneroid barometer to measure atmospheric pressure.
Visual representation of "aneroid" - Something, particularly a type of barometer, that does not use liquid.

Often appears as...

  • aneroid barometer
  • aneroid sphygmomanometer

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Technical

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Technical Term

Used in scientific or technical contexts, especially related to measuring instruments.

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The pilot checked the aneroid to ensure altitude accuracy.
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No Liquids Inside

Emphasizes that 'aneroid' instruments do not contain any fluids for their operation.

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He preferred the aneroid barometer because it didn't risk spilling mercury like older models.
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Precision Instruments

Highlights the use of 'aneroid' in devices requiring precise measurements, like pressure.

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The aneroid sphygmomanometer gave a more accurate blood pressure reading.
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