The meaning of DEVS·EX·MACHINA

deus ex machina   DEUS EX MACHINA
(or in old Latin writing:  DEVS·EX·MACHINA)

Same as the pronunciation of the words: “day us ex mark in a”.

Noun

New Latin, “a god from a machine”, translation of Greek “theos ek mEchanEs”, by which in ancient Greek and Roman dramas, gods were introduced by means of a crane to decide the final outcome.

Power, event, person, or thing that comes in the nick of time to solve difficulty; Providential interposition, especially in a novel or play.