Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Aug 26, 2014 ... A judge on Tuesday ruled the Casper city clerk acted “arbitrarily and capriciously” in determining who to disqualify from a petition to reinstate ...
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• Oct 25, 2011 ... From a strictly financial standpoint, there is no market for renewable energy, absent contivance by the government. Robert Emery 2011
• Nov 5, 2012 ... The whole war on women is such a contivance, it insults those who sling it around. Obama couldn't run on his record so he invented another ...
• Oct 7, 2008 ... King's Contivance is elegant and priced right (if you get the prix fix menu). The one drawback is they are always closed on my birthday, July 3rd ...
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• thinking something out with care in order to achieve complete understanding of it ... 2. excogitation
• thinking something out carefully as to achieve complete comprehension of it; conception, invention; Excogitation means 'the act of thinking or studying intensely',
• the creation of something in the mind.
• .which leads to excogitation over bills, which leads to . . . Reply · Like. · April 12, 2014 at 12: ... "Excogitation"totally qualifies! Reply · Like. · August 6, 2014 at 8: ...
• Noun, 1. excogitation
• excogitation, noun excogitative, adjective excogitator, noun. Word Origin. C16: from Latin exc?git?re, from c?git?re to ponder, cogitate. Collins English Dictionary ...