Seismograph
Pronunciation: /ˈsisˈmoʊˈɡɹæf/
Seismograph (noun)
- A scientific instrument that records ground shaking caused by earthquakes or other strong vibrations.
- A device that measures and records how the ground moves over time, producing a trace for analysis.
Examples
- A seismograph records shaking during an earthquake.
- The seismograph helps scientists detect an earthquake early.