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Devise
Devise
v. t.
To
form
in
the
mind
by
new
combinations
of
ideas
,
new
applications
of
principles
, or
new
arrangement
of
parts
; to
formulate
by
thought
; to
contrive
; to
excogitate
; to
invent
; to
plan
; to
scheme
; as, to
devise
an
engine
, a
new
mode
of
writing
, a
plan
of
defense
, or an
argument
.
Devise
v. t.
To
plan
or
scheme
for
; to
purpose
to
obtain
.
Devise
v. t.
To
say
; to
relate
; to
describe
.
Devise
v. t.
To
imagine
; to
guess
.
Devise
v. t.
To
give
by
will
;
used
of
real
estate
;
formerly
,
also
, of
chattels
.
Devise
v. i.
To
form
a
scheme
; to
lay
a
plan
; to
contrive
; to
consider
.
Devise
n.
The
act
of
giving
or
disposing
of
real
estate
by
will
;
sometimes
improperly
applied
to a
bequest
of
personal
estate
.
Devise
n.
A
will
or
testament
,
conveying
real
estate
;
the
clause
of a
will
making
a
gift
of
real
property
.
Devise
n.
Property
devised
, or
given
by
will
.
Devise
n.
Device
.
See
Device
.
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