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View usage for: high pressure in British English (haɪ ˈprɛʃə) noun meteorology atmospheric pressure that is higher than normal high-pressure in British Englishadjective1. having, using, involving, or designed to withstand a pressure above normal pressure a high-pressure gas a high-pressure cylinder 2. informal (of selling) persuasive in an aggressive and persistent manner high-pressure in American English (ˈhaɪˈprɛʃər) US adjective1. a. having, using, or withstanding a high or relatively high pressure b. having or indicating a high barometric pressure 2. using or applying forcefully persuasive or insistent methods or arguments high-pressure sales techniques verb transitiveWord forms: ˈhigh-ˈpressured or ˈhigh-ˈpressuring US3. Informal to urge or persuade with such methods or arguments Examples of 'high pressure' in a sentencehigh pressure This pattern was the result of long spells of high pressure.The high pressure also swept in easterly winds that made the east coast wetter and brought some chilly weather.At least the theme for the remainder of this week is calmer as high pressure slowly builds across us.Remaining areas turned more settled as high pressure moved in from the Atlantic.Those dry conditions are the result of high pressure, which has been a dominant theme this winter.They are required to be flexible and to put up with low pay, high pressure and uncertainty.An area of high pressure is blocking their direct route to the finish line so they are both having to plot a way north.Today will be another cold one, with high pressure over the south bringing variable amounts of cloud and sunshine.High pressure should settle things down in southern areas, with some sunshine and night frosts as the winds ease.Those raw winds in the south are easing today as the area of high pressure edges closer.This spring has been dry and sunny because of long spells of high pressure.By midweek high pressure should bring quieter weather with sharp frosts and ice but less wind.And some high pressure resulted in a period of fine weather.This feature maintains the constant high blood pressure that an octopus needs to resist the high pressures of the deep sea.You play games early on and there is a high pressure because at that stage there is a lot riding on it.High pressure has been building since then, bringing increasingly warm and sunny weather.High pressure built across the north, giving brighter days but frost and fog by night.But their progress eastwards has tended to be blocked by high pressure over Europe.After that, it may turn calmer and sunnier for a few days as high pressure builds.High pressure is very much in charge, and looks like remaining here next week as well.During the remainder of the week high pressure extended across all parts, with an abundance of sunshine.There will be a trend for high pressure, which will settle things down and draw up warmer air.Expect a drier and brighter interlude across southern and central parts after that, as high pressure attempts to build.A neat touch is being able to choose between normal or high pressure air to blast through the fans.The jet stream has been buckled to run north and south of it, allowing the high pressure area to persist.On high pressure days traffic accidents increase by between 40 and 70 per cent.But high pressure from the Azores is building up, promising a drier weekend.There are few such concerns this week, as high pressure is expected to move in fromScandinavia.You may may bleed - most likely from your nose - because your blood vessels are under a higher pressure.They hold down high-pressure jobs and do not steal to feed their habit.But doctors may advise him against returning to such a high-pressure job.Everyone agrees that the aggressive high-pressure sales culture in high street banks went too far.Those who hold high-pressure jobs and serve in leadership positions are especially vulnerable because they lack these filters.It was intense, high-pressure with big crowds and a lot of noise.He conceded that of the two, she had the more high-pressure job.Driving ministers is a high-pressure job, so that could be a reason for this.But temperatures have risen again as the persistent high-pressure system that brought the freeze was shunted away by a high-altitude jet stream. Synonyms of 'high pressure'forceful, aggressive, compelling, intensive More Synonyms of high pressure Definition (of selling) persuasive in an aggressive and persistent manner They use high-pressure sales tactics. Synonyms intensive persistent bludgeoning in-your-face (slang) coercive Additional synonymsDefinition forceful or determined a very competitive and aggressive executive Synonyms forceful, powerful, convincing, effective, enterprising, dynamic, bold, militant, pushing, vigorous, energetic, persuasive, assertive, zealous, pushy (informal), in-your-face (slang), carnivorous (informal) Definition convincing He puts forward a compelling argument against the policy. Synonyms convincing, telling, powerful, forceful, conclusive, weighty, cogent, irrefutableDefinition important, successful, or influential a high-powered lawyer Synonyms dynamic, driving, powerful, enterprising, effective, go-ahead, aggressive, vigorous, energetic, forceful, fast-track, go-getting (informal), high-octane (informal), highly capable Nearby words ofhigh-pressure - high-mindedness
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