Similar words: pressure, acupressure, air pressure, pressure group, pressure cooker, pressurize, pressurise, pressurized. Meaning: n. any of several points on the body where the pulse can be felt and where pressure on an underlying artery will control bleeding from that artery at a more distal point.
1 Hospitals are a pressure point for the entire health system.
2 Pressure points ... To close gaping wounds, use needle and thread.
3 Does pressure point to systematic circulation?
4 Presents the position of the constant pressure point for the system with both expansion pipe and circulating pipe.
5 Presents the position of the constant pressure point for the system with both pipe and circulatin.
6 A key pressure point in the controversy was the building permit.
7 China is a key pressure point of the world's climate problem.
8 The repulsion point is composition of pressure point and joining place.
9 A board will ruin any bed and cause discomfort at pressure points.
10 Some or the political personalities saw it as a new political pressure point on the Westminster government.
11 As she held him she searched for and found the pressure point in his armpit(sentencedict.com/pressure point.html), and stopped the gush of blood.
12 With Arjen Robben playing wider for the replaced Joe Cole, Chelsea had a pressure point.
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