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instrument [ˈɪnstrəmənt] N

1. instrument a. fig (tool):

instrument

2. instrument MUS:

instrument

3. instrument (for measuring):

instrument

4. instrument LAW:

instrument

financing instrument N ECON

instrument board, instrument panel N

instrument board

investment instrument N

keyboard instrument N

policy instrument N

policy instrument

stringed instrument N

wind instrument [ˈwɪn(d)-] N

wind instrument

underlying instrument N

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underlying instrument ECON

Usage examples with instrument

negotiable instrument
non-negotiable instrument

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He invented the cither-viol or sultana in the 1760s and was renowned for the quality and beauty of his instruments.
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The instrument is described as melancholy because traditional shamisen music uses only minor thirds and sixths.
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It is a fitting name for an instrument which can be turned to reflect the sun toward a given point.
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The venues for organ recitals using those instruments are thus the churches, theatres, or halls where the organs are housed.
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However, this instrument proved unsatisfactory, so the church returned to instrumental arrangements.
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He also composed pieces for the viola da gamba and passed on the playing technique of this instrument to his pupils.
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The company was formed in 1948 when its first oboe was produced, and continues to produce instruments today.
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It was formed as a political instrument of the popular movements of the country.
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Though received very well in most quarters, some reviewers took issue with her use of modern instruments.
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Courts are the mere instruments of the law, and can will nothing.
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