hygrometric

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Examples

• Skin thick and somewhat tough; substance hygrometric, drying and swelling naturally in its haunts.

• The affinity of glass for water, or its hygrometric attraction, is also proportional to the quantity of alkali which it contains.

• It is strongly hygrometric: in wet weather it straightens itself, and it coils into corkscrew spirals in dry weather.

• The loss amounted to 21⁄2 ounces, being in some measure the hygrometric water of the bran itself.

• The same general hygrometric and thermometric conditions prevail throughout the two countries or sections of country.