conveyable

My original description here was just going to be, “Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh,” because that was my only conveyable reaction after watching this trailer.

Reading about his visions, we’re experiencing them; his prose is their conveyable form.

The emotion caused by music may be altogether independent of any ideas conveyable by words.

General meaning of the term.comprehended under it, namely, all those conveyable by art, which are the subjects of distinct intellectual perception and action, and which are therefore worthy of the name of thoughts.

For curses conveyable by sacrifices, as in all the cases I have mentioned, see Westermarck ii.