convey
1 of 1verb/kənˈveɪ/
Forms:conveys,conveying,conveyed,conveyed
1
to pass on information from one party to another
transitive- During the press briefing, the spokesperson worked to clearly convey the latest facts and figures about the issue.
- Scientists conveyed their research discoveries at conferences to share information within the wider community.
- During the meeting, the manager sought to convey the new company policies to all employees.
- The spokesperson held a press conference to convey the official statement from the organization.
- The CEO conveyed the importance of teamwork and collaboration during the company-wide town hall.
2
to move or transfer something from one location to another
transitive- The trucks were used to convey construction materials to the building site.
- The conveyor belt efficiently conveyed packages from the warehouse to the loading area.
- The pipeline was designed to convey water from the reservoir to the surrounding villages.
- The river serves as a natural channel to convey sediments downstream during heavy rainfall.
- The train system was established to convey commuters from suburban areas to the city center.
3
to communicate or portray a particular feeling, idea, impression, etc.
transitive- This memorial statue aims to convey a message of hope for future generations.
- With practice, she hopes to learn to convey confidence as easily as she does other emotions.
- While speaking, he was continuously conveying his passion for the subject.
4
to transport or move a person from one location to another
transitive- The cruise ship is designed to convey passengers to various exotic destinations around the world.
- The shuttle service was established to convey tourists from their hotels to popular tourist attractions.
- The tour guide used a bus to convey the sightseers to different historical landmarks in the city.
- The airline strives to convey its passengers efficiently and comfortably to their chosen destinations.
5
to pass ownership or transfer property rights from one party to another
transitive- After finalizing the sale, the seller will convey the title of the house to the new homeowners.
- The inheritance laws dictate how assets are conveyed to heirs after the passing of an individual.
- The court order allowed the divorced couple to convey the jointly owned property to one of the spouses.
- The land developer needed to convey the titles of multiple lots to various investors involved in the project.
- The real estate agent helped the seller convey the title of the commercial property to the new business owner.