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Definition of pressure
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Pressure
(n.)
Affliction;
distress;
grievance.
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Explode
::
Explode
(v. i.) To burst with force and a loud
report;
to
detonate,
as a shell
filled
with
powder
or the like
material,
or as a
boiler
from too great
pressure
of
steam..
Incoercible
::
Incoercible
(a.) Not
capable
of being
reduced
to the form of a
liquid
by
pressure;
-- said of any gas above its
critical
point;
-- also
particularly
of
oxygen,
hydrogen,
nitrogen,
and
carbon
monoxide,
formerly
regarded
as
incapable
of
liquefaction
at any
temperature
or
pressure..
Quicksand
::
Quicksand
(n.) Sand
easily
moved or
readily
yielding
to
pressure;
especially,
a deep mass of loose or
moving
sand mixed with
water,
sometimes
found at the mouth of a river or along some
coasts,
and very
dangerous,
from the
difficulty
of
extricating
a
person
who
begins
sinking
into it..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not able to
sustain
a great
weight,
pressure,
or
strain;
as, a weak
timber;
a weak
rope..
Soft
::
Soft
(superl.)
Easily
yielding
to
pressure;
easily
impressed,
molded,
or cut; not firm in
resisting;
impressible;
yielding;
also,
malleable;
--
opposed
to hard; as, a soft bed; a soft
peach;
soft
earth;
soft wood or
metal..
Endure
::
Endure
(v. t.) To bear with
patience;
to
suffer
without
opposition
or
without
sinking
under the
pressure
or
affliction;
to bear up
under;
to put up with; to
tolerate.
Condensation
::
Condensation
(n.) The act or
process
of
reducing,
by
depression
of
temperature
or
increase
of
pressure,
etc., to
another
and
denser
form, as gas to the
condition
of a
liquid
or steam to
water..
Liquid
::
Liquid
(n.) A
substance
whose parts
change
their
relative
position
on the
slightest
pressure,
and
therefore
retain
no
definite
form; any
substance
in the state of
liquidity;
a fluid that is not
aeriform..
Cleavage
::
Cleavage
(n.)
Division
into
laminae,
like
slate,
with the
lamination
not
necessarily
parallel
to the plane of
deposition;
--
usually
produced
by
pressure..
Felt
::
Felt (n.) A cloth or stuff made of
matted
fibers
of wool, or wool and fur,
fulled
or
wrought
into a
compact
substance
by
rolling
and
pressure,
with lees or size,
without
spinning
or
weaving..
Buoyancy
::
Buoyancy
(n.) The
upward
pressure
exerted
upon a
floating
body by a
fluid,
which is equal to the
weight
of the body;
hence,
also, the
weight
of a
floating
body, as
measured
by the
volume
of fluid
displaced..
Liquefaction
::
Liquefaction
(n.) The act,
process,
or
method,
of
reducing
a gas or vapor to a
liquid
by means of cold or
pressure;
as, the
liquefaction
of
oxygen
or
hydrogen..
Smash
::
Smash (v. i.) To break up, or to
pieces
suddenly,
as the
result
of
collision
or
pressure..
Pressurage
::
Pressurage
(n.)
Pressure.
Expansion
::
Expansion
(n.) The
operation
of steam in a
cylinder
after its
communication
with the
boiler
has been cut off, by which it
continues
to exert
pressure
upon the
moving
piston..
Undulation
::
Undulation
(n.) The
tremulous
tone
produced
by a
peculiar
pressure
of the
finger
on a
string,
as of a
violin..
Hypnotism
::
Hypnotism
(n.) A form of sleep or
somnambulism
brought
on by
artificial
means,
in which there is an
unusual
suspension
of some
powers,
and an
unusual
activity
of
others.
It is
induced
by an
action
upon the
nerves,
through
the
medium
of the
senses,
as in
persons
of very
feeble
organization,
by
gazing
steadly
at a very
bright
object
held
before
the eyes, or by
pressure
upon
certain
points
of the
surface
of the
body..
Portative
::
Portative
(a.)
Capable
of
holding
up or
carrying;
as, the
portative
force of a
magnet,
of
atmospheric
pressure,
or of
capillarity..
Overpressure
::
Overpressure
(n.)
Excessive
pressure
or
urging.
Abutment
::
Abutment
(n.) The solid part of a pier or wall, etc., which
receives
the
thrust
or
lateral
pressure
of an arch,
vault,
or
strut..
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