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convey

Definition for convey

verb as in transport

verb as in express message

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Example Sentences

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These teams have combined for five losses in six games and somehow that might not fully convey their futility.

"We will have the opportunity to convey our position to the American side," Peskov tells me.

From BBC

Women are in tears, young girls hug their friends, and that moment of joyful communion conveys what was at the heart of why the festival was so successful.

From Salon

"It is designed to convey a message that Saudi Arabia is diversifying its security partnership without jeopardising its defence cooperation with the US," Mr Aboudouh told the BBC.

From BBC

But he said he hoped to convey the appropriate "grandeur and dignity" and that "a certain amount of stillness" would be beneficial.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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