Instrument ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Instrument ( noun )

  1. A tool or device for performing a task.
  2. Something used to produce music.

Origin:

From latin instrumentum, from instruere ("to build, construct, equi.p")

Examples:

  1. The instrument panel on the airplane showed a warning light.
  2. He played the piano beautifully, it was his favourite instrument.
  3. The scalpel is a surgical instrument.
  4. Instruments of torture were on display in the museum.
  5. He was considered one of the greatest instrumentalists of his generation.

(As a verb)

Instrument ( verb )

  1. A tool or device for performing a task.
  2. Something used to produce music.

Origin:

From latin instrumentum, from instruere ("to build, construct, equi.p")

Examples:

  1. The instrument panel on the airplane showed a warning light.
  2. He played the piano beautifully, it was his favourite instrument.
  3. The scalpel is a surgical instrument.
  4. Instruments of torture were on display in the museum.
  5. He was considered one of the greatest instrumentalists of his generation.
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