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Synonym for contrive [verb]

The synonym contrive synonymous definition words:
means "devise"
concoct, design, formulate, invent, prepare, hatch
- conjugate verb contrive
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contrive [verb]

means "arrange"
manage, engineer, negotiate, afford, manoeuvre, manipulate, scheme
Further results for the word "contrive"

arrange [verb]

means "devise"
digest, ready, concoct, order, set up, contrive
- conjugate verb arrange

complicate [verb]

means "involve"
manipulate, convolute, contrive, make intricate, weave, braid
- conjugate verb complicate

conceive [verb]

means "originate"
invent, create, contrive, design, devise, coin
- conjugate verb conceive

conspire [verb]

means "plot"
plan, scheme, intrigue, machinate, contrive, devise
- conjugate verb conspire

design [verb]

means "activity"
contrive, hatch, model, devise, think, plan
- conjugate verb design

devise [verb]

means "invent"
contrive
- conjugate verb devise

discover [verb]

means "invent"
position, locate, bring to light, contrive, hit upon, originate
- conjugate verb discover

dream up [verb]

means "create"
devise, concoct, contrive, imagine, visualise, visualize
- conjugate verb dream up

fabricate [verb]

means "lie"
coin, prevaricate, devise, pretend, fake, contrive
- conjugate verb fabricate

fashion [verb]

means "construct"
forge, form, contrive, frame, make, mould
- conjugate verb fashion

forecast [verb]

means "plan"
contrive, prearrange, project
- conjugate verb forecast

form [verb]

means "trade"
cast, design, construct, contrive, fashion, carve
- conjugate verb form

form [verb]

means "activity"
invent, contrive, devise, frame
- conjugate verb form

frame [verb]

means "activity"
put together, build, contrive, erect, conceive, devise
- conjugate verb frame
- translate frame

hatch [verb]

means "plan"
concoct, invent, contrive, design, devise, plot
- conjugate verb hatch

invent [verb]

means "start"
originate, devise, discover, contrive
- conjugate verb invent

make intricate [verb]

means "involve"
manipulate, convolute, contrive, complicate, weave, braid
- conjugate verb make intricate

manage [verb]

means "ability"
achieve, accomplish, arrange, bring about, succeed, contrive
- conjugate verb manage

maneuver [verb]

means "scheme"
intrigue, contrive, machinate, finesse, handle
- conjugate verb maneuver

mastermind [verb]

means "conceive"
devise, think up, concoct, contrive
- conjugate verb mastermind

plot [verb]

means "activity"
plan, manoeuvre, brew, cogitate, concoct, contrive
- conjugate verb plot

prearrange [verb]

means "plan"
contrive, forecast, project
- conjugate verb prearrange

prepare [verb]

means "arrange"
anticipate, contrive, devise, get ready, make ready, order
- conjugate verb prepare

procure [verb]

means "effect"
bring about, cause, contrive
- conjugate verb procure

project [verb]

means "plan"
brew, intend, concoct, contemplate, contrive, devise
- conjugate verb project

scheme [verb]

means "plan"
contrive, design, devise, plot, project, intrigue
- conjugate verb scheme

set up [verb]

means "devise"
digest, ready, concoct, order, arrange, contrive
- conjugate verb set up

stack the deck [verb]

means "cheat"
trick, deceive, defraud, contrive, dupe
- conjugate verb stack the deck

contrived [adjective]

means "constructed"
fabricated, completed, assembled, created, produced, made, built

artificer [noun]

means "artisan"
contriver, artist

artisan [noun]

means "artist"
contriver, artificer

artist [noun]

means "person"
trickster, contriver, con man, designer, rascal, sharper

artist [noun]

means "people"
contriver, artificer

assembled [adjective]

means "constructed"
contrived

built [adjective]

means "constructed"
contrived

craftsman [noun]

means "artisan"
contriver, artificer

created [adjective]

means "constructed"
contrived

designer [noun]

means "artisan"
contriver, artificer

inventor [noun]

means "artisan"
contriver, artificer

produced [adjective]

means "constructed"
contrived

sharper [noun]

means "trickster"
contriver, con man, designer, rascal, artist, crook

stilted [adjective]

means "unnatural"
strained, awkward, contrived, laboured, artificial, stiff

trickster [noun]

means "artist"
contriver, con man, designer, rascal, sharper, crook
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