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Does the atmosphere get pushed up with sea level rise?

Is atmospheric pressure dependant upon the sea level, and if so does the atmosphere get ‘pushed up’ if the sea level rises? So at the moment it’s almost impossible to breath at the top of Mount Everest because of the thin atmosphere. But if the sea level were to rise to near the top, would it then be possible to breath normally at the top of Mount Everest? Does that make sense?
gpt
If A LOT of ice comets crashed into the earth, and raised the ocean level 6 miles so that the entire world was underwater then yes you could breath standing on the top of Mount Everest (which would now be at sea level)