piezometer

/ˌpiːəˈzɑːmɪtər/
noun
  1. An instrument used to measure the pressure of a liquid or gas, especially in soil, groundwater, or engineering structures.
    • Engineers installed a piezometer to monitor the water pressure in the dam.
    • A piezometer helps detect changes in pore water pressure that could cause landslides.
    • The geologist used a piezometer to check the groundwater level at the construction site.
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