Stimulator

Pronunciation: /ˈstɪmjəˌleɪtər/

Stimulator (noun)

  1. A device used in medicine to send small electrical signals to nerves or muscles to help them work.
  2. A device that makes something respond, often by producing vibrations or signals for entertainment or training.
  3. A substance that increases a biological process, such as growth or reaction, in a living body.

Examples

  • The stimulator sends signals to the nerve.
  • A stimulator can help reduce nerve pain.