| devise way | 16.52 | Devise a way to plead for a coup de grace? | ||
| devise plan | 12.51 | She devised a plan. | ||
| devise strategy | 8.29 | We had to devise strategies for saving money. | ||
| devise system | 4.61 | Eyes turned to Blum, who had a hand in devising the system. | ||
| devise method | 2.63 | The league and the players devised two methods to do that. | ||
| devise scheme | 2.57 | We devised a scheme to help him. | ||
| devise solution | 2.04 | So NATO officials are struggling to devise a solution. | ||
| devise formula | 1.71 | The sitcoms have devised a formula. | ||
| devise program | 1.71 | Parker has devised a program for each player. | ||
| devise policy | 1.38 | During the Depression, he devised policies for small businesses. | ||
| devise rule | 1.25 | Devising the rules will be no simple task. | ||
| devise test | 1.18 | The problem is to devise tests that will demonstrate this. | ||
| devise measure | 1.12 | Workers, meanwhile, are devising retaliatory measures. | ||
| devise alternative | 0.86 | So the Internet trading alternative was devised. | ||
| devise procedure | 0.79 | He and other doctors had previously devised a procedure to graft arteries. | ||
| devise technique | 0.79 | So Duarte has devised a technique in which he cups his hand and curves his thumb away. | ||
| devise technology | 0.79 | Gore asked them to devise a technology to tie schools, teachers and parents together. | ||
| devise guideline | 0.72 | Studios devised voluntary guidelines after the release of the report to curtail underage marketing. | ||
| devise mean | 0.72 | We must devise a means of transport that does not pollute the atmosphere. | ||
| devise experiment | 0.66 | He devised an experiment to see if human body odor correlated with MHC genes and if people could tell. |