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  • 77hygrometer — Any device for measuring the water vapor in the atmosphere, usually indicating relative humidity directly. [hygro + G. metron, measure] * * * hy·grom·e·ter hī gräm ət ər n any of several instruments for measuring the humidity of the atmosphere *… …

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  • 78hygrometer — n. an instrument for measuring the relative humidity of the atmosphere, i.e. the ratio of the moisture in the air to the moisture it would contain if it were saturated at the same temperature and pressure. In the dew point hygrometer a polished… …

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