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Meanings of devolve on in English
Usage of devolve on in English
1
To cook a meal, denotes some pleasant duty will devolve on you.
2
The duties of a nephew will consequently devolve on the king.
3
No more important work can devolve on the board of health.
4
Perhaps it was just as well that these tasks should devolve on her.
5
Any odd jobs that were going seemed to devolve on me.
6
Your lands, your principalities, to devolve on the child of an humble Englishman!
7
Pressure will devolve on to health services, while wider economies will struggle to recover.
8
The capital of my bequest, however, to devolve on his natural or testamentary heirs.
9
We shall propose that the duty of collecting the returns shall devolve on the excise.
10
The role "shall devolve on the vice president", it states.
11
No more delightful duty could devolve on him.
12
For we shall devolve on thee weighty words.
13
Must the glory of it devolve on Davoust?
14
Yesterday he talked to me very seriously about the duties which he said would devolve on me.
15
It doth devolve on thee to pay-
16
Domestic arrangem'ts (Blue Butcher and all) devolve on Mary.
