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devisor

 

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Noun devisor has 1 sense
  1. devisor - someone who devises real property in a will
    --1 is a kind of
    testator, testate

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Devisor

Definition:

A devisor refers to someone who devises or invents a plan, strategy, or solution. It can also refer to the person who leaves behind a will or testament after their death.

Senses:

Sense 1: Creator or Inventor

A devisor in this sense is someone who formulates, designs, or constructs an idea, scheme, or invention.

Example sentence: The renowned scientist is celebrated as the devisor of revolutionary scientific theories.

Sense 2: Testator

A devisor in this sense is someone who makes a will prior to their death, outlining the distribution of their property or assets.

Example sentence: Upon his demise, the wealthy businessman's lawyer presented the will, naming him as the devisor of a considerable estate.

Usages:

Usage 1: Popular Term

In popular usage, a devisor often refers to someone who devises creative solutions to complex problems.

Example sentence: She is recognized as the devisor of groundbreaking marketing strategies that boosted the company's revenue.

Usage 2: Local Term

In local usage, devisor can represent a person within a community who comes up with ideas or plans for local events or initiatives.

Example sentence: The devisor of the neighborhood's annual street fair worked tirelessly to create an enjoyable experience for residents.

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