- con|vey
- con|vey «kuhn VAY», transitive verb.1. to take from one place to another; carry; transport; bear: »
A bus conveyed the passengers from the city to the airport.
SYNONYM(S): See syn. under carry. (Cf. ↑carry)3. Figurative. to make known; communicate; express: »Do the author's words convey any meaning to you? The word “hearth” conveys a feeling of warmth and comfort.
4. to transfer ownership of (property); hand over; give: »The old farmer conveyed his farm to his son.
5. Archaic. to steal (euphemistic usage).6. Obsolete. to carry off secretly; make away with.7. Obsolete. to conduct or manage with secrecy or craft.╂[< Old French conveier < Vulgar Latin conviāre < Latin com- with + via road. See etym. of doublet convoy, verb. (Cf. ↑convoy)]–con|vey´a|ble, adjective.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.