devise
de
di
vise
ˈvaɪz
vaiz
British pronunciation
/dɪˈvaɪz/

Definition & Meaning of "devise"in English

to devise
01

to design or invent a new thing or method after much thinking

Transitive: to devise a plan or approach
to devise definition and meaning
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The engineer devised a groundbreaking solution to the complex engineering problem.
Facing a challenge, the team worked together to devise a strategic plan.
02

to plan or scheme in order to achieve a specific goal or outcome

Transitive: to devise an action
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She devised a clever way to surprise him for his birthday.
They devised a series of challenges to test the contestants' skills.
03

to pass on something, typically property or real estate, to someone through a will

Transitive: to devise a property to sb
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She decided to devise her entire estate to her children in her will.
In his will, he devised the family home to his eldest daughter.
Devise
01

a gift of real property specified in a will

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Multiple devises were made in the same testament.
The court confirmed the validity of the devise before transfer.
02

a will or testament that disposes of real property

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The farmer prepared a devise outlining how his estate would be divided.
The devise was signed and witnessed according to legal requirements.
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