- having or using a low or relatively low pressure
- having or indicating a low barometric pressure
- not energetic or forceful
low-pressure
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low-pressure
adjective
- Having, working under, or exerting little pressure.
- Relaxed in attitude, nature, or style; easygoing: a low-pressure lifestyle; a low-pressure personality.
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Adjective
- The opposite of high-pressure, defined by contrast. Uses include: A low-pressure zone in meteorology, a low-pressure steam pipe (which is not as dangerous as a high-pressure one).
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