conveyer
- noun
- /kənˈveɪər/
- US
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transmisor
- He acted as a conveyer of messages between the two organizations to ensure smooth communication.
Examples
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There's no question that verbally, he's one of the most articulate and passionate conveyers of information and thoughts we've ever had.
Blog text (4) -
As a dedicated teacher, she became a conveyer of knowledge to her students.
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Diego, Carlos, run the conveyer at full speeds.
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The creative and the critical exist together in contemporary works by these women, just as Dennis Tedlock suggests they do in traditional oral performances where the "conveyer" also functions as the "interpreter."
Academic text (1996) -
Based upon in-depth interviews, non-participant observation, document analysis, and content analysis, this article attempts to outline the importance of Dominican television as a conveyer of cultural values and representations and outline the factors that determine its cultural content.
Academic text (1993) -
The tour guide served as a conveyer of local history during our visit to the museum.
Synonyms
258
2.4
A person who delivers letters or small packages to other people
238
2.9
A person or company that delivers letters and packages
94
3.8
A person who carries and delivers messages or packages
63
5.0
A person who carries a coffin at a funeral
37
1.8
A person or company that helps people take their things to a new home
24
1.0
A person, group, or company that sends messages such as letters and parcels
15
4.2
A person or thing that causes change, gives news and delivers goods
4
4.4
A person who sends information to someone else
2
4.8
A person who passes information or objects to other people
A person who gives goods or money to someone
A person or container that carries things from one place to another for others
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Etymology
Conveyer comes from the verb convey, which means 'to carry'. So a conveyer is someone who carries or gives news, messages, or items from one person or place to another.