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Definition of devise
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Devise
(v. t.) To
imagine;
to
guess.
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Devise
::
Devise
(v. t.) To give by will; -- used of real
estate;
formerly,
also, of
chattels..
Pasteurism
::
Pasteurism
(n.) A
method
of
treatment,
devised
by
Pasteur,
for
preventing
certain
diseases,
as
hydrophobia,
by
successive
inoculations
with an
attenuated
virus of
gradually
increasing
strength..
Device
::
Device
(n.) That which is
devised,
or
formed
by
design;
a
contrivance;
an
invention;
a
project;
a
scheme;
often,
a
scheme
to
deceive;
a
stratagem;
an
artifice..
Interpleader
::
Interpleader
(n.) A
proceeding
devised
to
enable
a
person,
of whom the same debt, duty, or thing is
claimed
adversely
by two or more
parties,
to
compel
them to
litigate
the right or title
between
themselves,
and
thereby
to
relieve
himself
from the suits which they might
otherwise
bring
against
him..
Contrive
::
Contrive
(v. t.) To form by an
exercise
of
ingenuity;
to
devise;
to
invent;
to
design;
to plan.
Devisor
::
Devisor
(n.) One who
devises,
or gives real
estate
by will; a
testator;
--
correlative
to
devisee..
Haemoscope
::
Haemoscope
(n.) An
instrument
devised
by
Hermann,
for
regulating
and
measuring
the
thickness
of a layer of blood for
spectroscopic
examination..
Leucoscope
::
Leucoscope
(n.) An
instrument,
devised
by
Professor
Helmholtz,
for
testing
the color
perception
of the eye, or for
comparing
different
lights,
as to their
constituent
colors
or their
relative
whiteness..
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..
Concert
::
Concert
(v. t.) To plan; to
devise;
to
arrange.
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..
Construct
::
Construct
(v. t.) To
devise;
to
invent;
to set in
order;
to
arrange;
as, to
construct
a
theory
of
ethics..
Extemporiness
::
Extemporiness
(n.) The
quality
of being done or
devised
extempor.
Agitate
::
Agitate
(v. t.) To
revolve
in the mind, or view in all its
aspects;
to
contrive
busily;
to
devise;
to plot; as,
politicians
agitate
desperate
designs..
Devise
::
Devise
(v. t.) To plan or
scheme
for; to
purpose
to
obtain.
Excogitate
::
Excogitate
(v. t.) To think out; to find out or
discover
by
thinking;
to
devise;
to
contrive.
Fabricate
::
Fabricate
(v. t.) To
invent
and form; to
forge;
to
devise
falsely;
as, to
fabricate
a lie or
story..
Devise
::
Devise
(n.) A will or
testament,
conveying
real
estate;
the
clause
of a will
making
a gift of real
property..
Prepense
::
Prepense
(v. t.)
Devised,
contrived,
or
planned
beforehand;
preconceived;
premeditated;
aforethought;
--
usually
placed
after the word it
qualifies;
as,
malice
prepense..
Point-devise
::
Point-devise
(a.)
Uncommonly
nice and
exact;
precise;
particular.
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