adj.
- Having, working under, or exerting little pressure.
- Relaxed in attitude, nature, or style; easygoing: a low-pressure lifestyle; a low-pressure personality.
low-pressure
| Dictionary: low-pres·sure |
(lō'prĕsh'ər)
adj.
adj.
| WordNet: low-pressure |
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The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
not forceful
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| Hypotension (in medicine) |
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- hypopiesis
- Hypotension (in medicine)
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- revolving storm (meteorology)
- complex low (meteorology)
- surface-effect ship (mechanical engineering)
- hypobaric environment
- hypotension
- center jump (meteorology)
- storm track (meteorology)
- Crookes tube (low-pressure discharge tube)
- pressure suit
