hygrograph

/ˈhaɪɡroʊɡraɪf/

Definitions

1. noun

An instrument for measuring and recording the relative humidity of the atmosphere, especially in relation to temperature.

“The climate scientist used a hygrograph to track changes in the local humidity levels over the past year.”

Synonyms

  • humidity gauge
  • hygrometer

Antonyms

  • desiccograph