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con·trive (kən-trîv')

v., -trived, -triv·ing, -trives.

v.tr.
To plan with cleverness or ingenuity; devise: contrive ways to amuse the children.
To invent or fabricate, especially by improvisation: contrived a swing from hanging vines.
To plan with evil intent; scheme: contrived a plot to seize power.
To bring about, as by scheming; manage: somehow contrived to get past the guards unnoticed.
v.intr.
To form plans or schemes.

[Middle English contreven, from Old French controver, contreuv-, from Medieval Latin contropâre, to compare : Latin com-, com- + Latin tropus, turn, manner, style (from Greek tropos).]

con·triv'er n.