communicated

It must therefore be taken as a tax paid for the efficacy supposed to be communicated to the other branch—the 'duty to man.'

It would have been some relief if I could have communicated with you, but I would not make you a party to my crime.

The indomitable spirit of Jackson was communicated fast to all his men.

Such was the tale which, with various minuter circumstances, Miss Belfield communicated to Cecilia.

What followed upon that was not communicated to her protectress, nor do I care to pry.

It swept over the keys, as if the enthusiasm 200 of an exalted spirit were communicated to every pulse and sinew.

Through Ephesus, moreover, it was communicated to the Church in other provinces.

He then resumed his seat on the woolsack, and communicated to the assembled peers the nature of the message.

I also communicated with my subordinates in command at Detroit, Sandusky, and Columbus, giving a hint of my purposes.

Don't brandish your tomahawk at that rate; I have not seen her nor communicated with her since that day at the Louvre.