"devisement" meaning in English

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          "text": "Praising nursery rhymes, Vita Sackville-West observed, The direct statement can seldom compare in aesthetic value with the oblique statement — which is probably the ultimate meaning that man sets on that strange devisement he calls art.",
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        "Something devised or invented."
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          "text": "The devisement of schemes for the abolishment of slavery in the rebellious states should be frowned upon.",
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        "The act of devising something"
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