- Look up
devise in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Devise may
refer to: To
invent something A
disposal of real
property in a will and testament, or the...
- A
devise is real
property given by will. A
bequest is
personal property given by will. Today, the two
words are
often used
interchangeably due to their...
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Devised theatre –
frequently called collective creation – is a
method of theatre-making in
which the
script or (if it is a
predominantly physical work)...
- A
specific devise is a
devise of a
distinct piece of real
estate to a
certain person or persons. It is
analogous to a
specific legacy, but is
limited (by...
- the town of Gravesend. His design,
detailed in his book
Inventions or
Devises published in 1578, was one of the
first recorded plans for an underwater...
- his
sickness was
discovered to be terminal, he and his
council drew up a "
Devise for the Succession" to
prevent the country's
return to Catholicism. Edward...
- La
Devise (French pronunciation: [la dəviz]) is a
commune in the
department of Charente-Maritime,
southwestern France. The muni****lity was established...
- A
bequest for a M****
occurs when a
person leaves a
bequest in
their will for a M**** to be said for the
repose of
their soul. In
England after the Reformation...
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Devise (French pronunciation: [dəviz]) is a
commune in the
Somme department in Hauts-de-France in
northern France.
Devise is
situated on the D45 road...
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additional benefits such as load balancing, privacy, or security.
Proxies were
devised to add
structure and
encapsulation to
distributed systems. A
proxy server...
