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Tools given a promotion to either make music or measure reality.
means Devices designed to produce sound, take precise measurements, or carry out delicate work like surgery or navigation.
from From Latin instruere, to equip or arrange — literally the thing you build something with, whether a symphony or a diagnosis.
Word originShares roots with structure and construct.
Cockpit countPilots flying blind trust instruments over instinct.
Legal senseA contract is also called an instrument.