predevise
/prɛˈdɛvʌɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to devise beforehand, especially in a way that is contrary to what is intended or expected
“The court ruled that the government’s actions were an attempt to predevise a biased trial.”
2. noun
a plan or device made beforehand, especially in a way that is contrary to what is intended or expected
“The whistleblower revealed the predevise to manipulate the market.”