- tiltmeter
- instrument for measuring tilting of earth's surface
Phrontistery dictionary. 2013.
tiltmeter
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tiltmeter — [tilt′mēt΄ər] n. CLINOMETER … English World dictionary
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tiltmeter — noun Date: 1932 an instrument to measure the tilting of the earth s surface … New Collegiate Dictionary
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