autoscope
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autoscope — au·to·scope ȯt ə .skōp n a device for recording or magnifying small involuntary movements of the body … Medical dictionary
autoscope — au·to·scope … English syllables
autoscope — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷+ˌskōp noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary aut + scope; probably originally formed as German autoskop : a device for recording or magnifying small involuntary movements of the body … Useful english dictionary
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automatograph — An instrument for recording automatic movements. * * * au·to·mat·o·graph .ȯt ə mat ə .graf n AUTOSCOPE * * * au·to·mato·graph (aw″to matґo graf) [Gr. automatismos self action + graph] an instrument for recording involuntary movements … Medical dictionary
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automatograph — ˌȯd.əˈmad.əˌgraf noun ( s) Etymology: automat + graph : autoscope … Useful english dictionary
