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actograph

actograph noun: a device that records the movements of a sleeping person.

Noun

actograph (plural actographs)

  1. A device that records the movements of a sleeping person.

Forms of actograph

pluralactographs
alternative formaktograph

Origin of actograph

From German Aktograph.

Questions about actograph

What does actograph mean?
Actograph means a device that records the movements of a sleeping person.
What part of speech is actograph?
Actograph is a noun.
What is the plural of actograph?
The plural of actograph is actographs.

Words near actograph in the dictionary

  1. actobindin
  2. actodigin
  3. actogenin
  4. actogram
  5. actograms
  6. actograph
  7. actographs
  8. actol
  9. actometer
  10. actometers
  11. actometry

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