Usually means: Device measuring sensitivity of hearing.
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  5. acoumeter: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
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Definitions from Wiktionary (acoumeter)

▸ noun:  (physics) An instrument for measuring the acuteness of the sense of hearing.

Similar:
audiometer, acetometer, acuphenometry, acufenometry, audiograph, auxometer, auriscope, acetimeter, ammeter, esthesiometer, more...

Opposite:
decoumeter

Types:
sonometer, audiometer, decibel meter, sound level meter, noise dosimeter, more...

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Similar:
audiometer, acetometer, acuphenometry, acufenometry, audiograph, auxometer, auriscope, acetimeter, ammeter, esthesiometer, more...

Opposite:
decoumeter

Types:
sonometer, audiometer, decibel meter, sound level meter, noise dosimeter, more...



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