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Definition of devise
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Devise
(v. t.) To plan or
scheme
for; to
purpose
to
obtain.
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Consult
::
Consult
(v. t.) To bring about by
counsel
or
contrivance;
to
devise;
to
contrive.
Fable
::
Fable (v. t.) To
feign;
to
invent;
to
devise,
and speak of, as true or real; to tell of
falsely..
Concert
::
Concert
(v. t.) To plan; to
devise;
to
arrange.
Frame
::
Frame (v. t.) To
originate;
to plan; to
devise;
to
contrive;
to
compose;
in a bad
sense,
to
invent
or
fabricate,
as
something
false..
Contrivble
::
Contrivble
(a.)
Capable
of being
contrived,
planned,
invented,
or
devised..
Haemoscope
::
Haemoscope
(n.) An
instrument
devised
by
Hermann,
for
regulating
and
measuring
the
thickness
of a layer of blood for
spectroscopic
examination..
Will
::
Will (v.) The legal
declaration
of a
person's
mind as to the
manner
in which he would have his
property
or
estate
disposed
of after his
death;
the
written
instrument,
legally
executed,
by which a man makes
disposition
of his
estate,
to take
effect
after his
death;
testament;
devise.
See the Note under
Testament,
1..
Devised
::
Devised
(imp. & p. p.) of
Devis.
Abator
::
Abator
(n.) A
person
who,
without
right,
enters
into a
freehold
on the death of the last
possessor,
before
the heir or
devisee..
Logarithm
::
Logarithm
(n.) One of a class of
auxiliary
numbers,
devised
by John
Napier,
of
Merchiston,
Scotland
(1550-1617),
to
abridge
arithmetical
calculations,
by the use of
addition
and
subtraction
in place of
multiplication
and
division..
Invent
::
Invent
(v. t.) To
discover,
as by study or
inquiry;
to find out; to
devise;
to
contrive
or
produce
for the first time; --
applied
commonly
to the
discovery
of some
serviceable
mode,
instrument,
or
machine..
Devise
::
Devise
(v. t.) To say; to
relate;
to
describe.
Devise
::
Devise
(n.)
Property
devised,
or given by
will..
Able
::
Able
(superl.)
Legally
qualified;
possessed
of legal
competence;
as, able to
inherit
or
devise
property..
Conceive
::
Conceive
(v. t.) To form in the mind; to plan; to
devise;
to
generate;
to
originate;
as, to
conceive
a
purpose,
plan,
hope..
Expedient
::
Expedient
(n.) Means
devised
in an
exigency;
shift.
Forgery
::
Forgery
(n.) That which is
forged,
fabricated,
falsely
devised,
or
counterfeited..
Whimsical
::
Whimsical
(a.) Odd or
fantastic
in
appearance;
quaintly
devised;
fantastic.
Devisee
::
Devisee
(n.) One to whom a
devise
is made, or real
estate
given by
will..
Politic
::
Politic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
promoting,
a
policy,
especially
a
national
policy;
well-devised;
adapted
to its end,
whether
right or
wrong;
-- said of
things;
as, a
politic
treaty..
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