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Definition of atmosphere
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of atmosphere is as below...
Atmosphere
(n.) The
portion
of air in any
locality,
or
affected
by a
special
physical
or
sanitary
condition;
as, the
atmosphere
of the room; a moist or
noxious
atmosphere..
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Twilight
::
Twilight
(n.) The light
perceived
before
the
rising,
and after the
setting,
of the sun, or when the sun is less than 18? below the
horizon,
occasioned
by the
illumination
of the
earth's
atmosphere
by the
direct
rays of the sun and their
reflection
on the
earth..
Anticyclone
::
Anticyclone
(n.) A
movement
of the
atmosphere
opposite
in
character,
as
regards
direction
of the wind and
distribution
of
barometric
pressure,
to that of a
cyclone..
Atmosphere
::
Atmosphere
(n.) The whole mass of
aeriform
fluid
surrounding
the
earth;
--
applied
also to the
gaseous
envelope
of any
celestial
orb, or other body; as, the
atmosphere
of
Mars..
Atmosphere
::
Atmosphere
(n.) The
pressure
or
weight
of the air at the sea
level,
on a unit of
surface,
or about 14.7 Ibs. to the sq.
inch..
Corona
::
Corona
(n.) A
circle,
usually
colored,
seen in
peculiar
states
of the
atmosphere
around
and close to a
luminous
body, as the sun or
moon..
Hygrometry
::
Hygrometry
(n.) That
branch
of
physics
which
relates
to the
determination
of the
humidity
of
bodies,
particularly
of the
atmosphere,
with the
theory
and use of the
instruments
constructed
for this
purpose..
Still
::
Still
(adv.)
Not
disturbed
by noise or
agitation;
quiet;
calm; as, a still
evening;
a still
atmosphere..
Mist
::
Mist (n.)
Visible
watery
vapor
suspended
in the
atmosphere,
at or near the
surface
of the
earth;
fog..
Foggy
::
Foggy
(superl.)
Filled
or
abounding
with fog, or
watery
exhalations;
misty;
as, a foggy
atmosphere;
a foggy
morning..
Symplectic
::
Sympiesometer
(n.) A
sensitive
kind of
barometer,
in which the
pressure
of the
atmosphere,
acting
upon a
liquid,
as oil, in the lower
portion
of the
instrument,
compresses
an
elastic
gas in the upper
part..
Hospitalism
::
Hospitalism
(n.) A
vitiated
condition
of the body, due to long
confinement
in a
hospital,
or the
morbid
condition
of the
atmosphere
of a
hospital..
Atmospherical
::
Atmospherical
(a.)
Caused,
or
operated
on, by the
atmosphere;
as, an
atmospheric
effect;
an
atmospheric
engine..
Aerosphere
::
Aerosphere
(n.) The
atmosphere.
Aeroscopy
::
Aeroscopy
(n.) The
observation
of the state and
variations
of the
atmosphere.
Looming
::
Looming
(n.) The
indistinct
and
magnified
appearance
of
objects
seen in
particular
states
of the
atmosphere.
See
Mirage.
Refraction
::
Refraction
(n.) The
change
in the
direction
of a ray of
light,
and,
consequently,
in the
apparent
position
of a
heavenly
body from which it
emanates,
arising
from its
passage
through
the
earth's
atmosphere;
-- hence
distinguished
as
atmospheric
refraction,
or
astronomical
refraction..
Atmospherology
::
Atmospherology
(n.) The
science
or a
treatise
on the
atmosphere.
Air
::
Air (n.) The fluid which we
breathe,
and which
surrounds
the
earth;
the
atmosphere.
It is
invisible,
inodorous,
insipid,
transparent,
compressible,
elastic,
and
ponderable..
Aerology
::
Aerology
(n.) That
department
of
physics
which
treats
of the
atmosphere.
High-pressure
::
High-pressure
(a.)
Having
or
involving
a
pressure
greatly
exceeding
that of the
atmosphere;
-- said of
steam,
air,
water,
etc., and of
steam,
air, or
hydraulic
engines,
water
wheels,
etc..
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