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relay

[ree-ley, ree-ley, ri-ley] / ˈri leɪ, ˈri leɪ, rɪˈleɪ /


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These feature actors relaying verbatim testimonies from contributors who wished to remain anonymous.

From BBC

That night, he pressed those ideas onto the younger torchbearers around him as if passing a relay baton.

From The Wall Street Journal

She makes a call, nods, and then relays a message back to him.

From Literature

In Ottawa, Smith said Washington should let Albertans and Canadians deal with the province’s future, and she would relay that message to U.S. officials.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prosecutors said Gonzales then delayed action, waiting on the east side of the school for backup and more cover as gunshots sounded and he relayed the shooter’s location on his radio.

From The Wall Street Journal