Invention - Law Dictionary Search Results
Contrive
To form by an exercise of ingenuity to devise to invent to design to plan
Deviceful
Full of devices inventive
Devisable
Capable of being devised invented or contrived
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Devise
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
Diagometer
A sort of electroscope invented by Rousseau in which the dry pile is employed to measure the amount of electricity transmitted by different
Diopter
An optical instrument invented by Hipparchus for taking altitudes leveling etc
Diorama
A mode of scenic representation invented by Daguerre and Bouton in which a painting is seen from a distance through a large opening By
Fabulous
Feigned as a story or fable related in fable devised invented not real fictitious as a fabulous description a fabulous hero
Feign
To give a mental existence to as to something not real or actual to imagine to invent hence to pretend to form and relate as if true
Fertile
Producing fruit or vegetation in abundance fruitful able to produce abundantly prolific fecund productive rich inventive as fertile land or fields a fertile mind or imagination
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