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instrument 1. Music any of various contrivances or mechanisms that can be played to produce musical tones or sounds 2. a measuring device, such as a pressure gauge or ammeter 3. a. a device or system for use in navigation or control, esp of aircraft b. (as modifier): instrument landing 4. a formal legal document instrument [′in·strə·mənt] (engineering) A device for measuring and sometimes also recording and controlling the value of a quantity under observation.
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