2 meanings, 10 uses
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1 —2 uses as in:
convey her thoughts
Definition
communicate or express
- The birdlike expression on Gillette's face conveyed his astonishment.Chapter 15 (49% in)
- I'll convey that to Verifications, sir.Chapter 4 (54% in)
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2 —1 use as in:
convey her safely to
Definition
transport
- I'll convey what you've told me to our friend.Chapter 27 (86% in)
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exact meaning not specified
- Stevens' expression conveyed the fact that the Medusa had been the subject of early White House confidential briefings.Chapter 19 (69% in)
- There were four police cars lined up in the circular drive, their roof lights revolving, conveying the aura of emergency.Chapter 6 (31% in)
- She continued to stare at him a moment longer, the tension inside her building, conveyed by her eyes.Chapter 9 (69% in)
- Here's our ultimatum, and we're holding you responsible for conveying it-otherwise you'll join Koenig and d'Amacourt.Chapter 17 (19% in)
- I'm in a position to convey it ... far better than I can an ultimatum.Chapter 17 (24% in)
- That was the image Bourne conveyed.Chapter 19 (84% in)
- "Certainly, monsieur," said the driver, nodding his head, then shrugging, his movements conveying the fad that his passengers were, indeed, a cautious couple.Chapter 21 (26% in)
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