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US/kənˈveɪ/
UK/kənˈveɪ/
to make an idea, feeling or piece of information clear to other people
In context
It is hard to convey your feelings in a short text message.
The poster conveys a simple message: save water.
Please convey my thanks to everyone who helped with the event.
Words that go with convey
verb + noun
- convey a messageA good advert conveys a message in a few seconds.
- convey meaningTone of voice can convey meaning as much as words.
- convey informationCharts help convey information quickly.
- convey emotionHer paintings convey emotion without any words.
- convey the ideaThe title conveys the idea of a long journey home.
verb + preposition
- convey toHe tried to convey to his parents how stressed he felt.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
Please convey him my best wishes.Correct: Please convey my best wishes to him.