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What is another word for Conveyed? – 214 Conveyed Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    communicated expressed transmitted carried transported transferred imparted conveyed delivered forwarded sent dispatched relayed passed handed given shared revealed disclosed announced proclaimed declared stated uttered spoken voiced articulated enunciated pronounced voiced phrased worded formulated conveyed channelled funneled routed directed guided steered navigated piloted expressed manifested demonstrated showed indicated suggested implied intimated hinted insinuated conveyed meant intended signified denoted connoted implied inferred suggested

    Meaning of Conveyed

    The primary meaning of "conveyed" is to successfully communicate or transmit something, such as an idea, message, or object, from one person or place to another.

    Definitions

    • To communicate or express something, such as an idea or feeling, to someone, typically through speech or writing.
    • * To transport or carry something, such as goods or people, from one place to another.
    • * To transfer or pass something, such as a property or a right, to someone.

    Etymology of Conveyed

    The word "conveyed" comes from the Old French word "conveyer", which is derived from the Latin words "con" (meaning "together") and "vehere" (meaning "to carry" or "to transport").
    Historically, the word "conveyed" has been used to describe the act of transporting goods or people, as well as the act of communicating ideas or messages.

    Example Uses

    • The company conveyed their apologies for the delay in the shipment.
    • * The teacher conveyed the importance of the lesson to her students.
    • * The conveyer belt conveyed the packages to the loading area.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

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