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Synonyms & Similar Words
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medium
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instrument
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Meaning of conduit
A conduit is a person, thing, or organization that acts as a means of transmitting something, especially information or resources.
Definitions
- A person, thing, or organization that acts as a means of transmitting something, especially information or resources
- * A pipe or tube for conveying fluid, such as water or gas
- * A person who serves as a means of communication between two parties
Etymology of conduit
The word "conduit" comes from the Old French word "conduite", which is derived from the Latin word "conductus", the past participle of "conducere", meaning "to lead or guide together"
Historically, the word "conduit" referred to a pipe or tube for conveying fluid, and later expanded to include figurative meanings related to communication and transmission
Example Uses
- The company serves as a conduit for international trade, facilitating the exchange of goods and services between countries
- * The mountain tunnel acts as a conduit for the river, allowing it to flow through the rocky terrain
- * The diplomat served as a conduit between the two nations, helping to negotiate a peace treaty