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conveyance

noun as in transport

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Drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians may quibble over who’s the worst, but for now many seem united in their contempt for the new wave of e-assisted conveyances, in the same way the People’s Front of Judea despised the Judean People’s Front.

Vehicles like the new Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck represent a beefier type of electric conveyance, and one of the beefiest ones on the block are huge electric garbage trucks from Mack.

The City presently provides opportunities for ownership of city-owned property through land disposition agreements when plans for the area support the conveyance of such properties.

Preserve your vision of robot vacuums as a conveyance for cats in shark costumes.

The order states passengers must wear masks “while boarding, disembarking, and traveling on any conveyance into or within the United States,” as well as “at any transportation hub that provides transportation within the United States.”

One of them hurled an explosive at the royal conveyance, but succeeded only in injuring the occupants of a following automobile.

There was fraud in the inducement, fraud in the conveyance, and fraud in the ratings process.

It is more usual, however, to set forth the transaction in a single writing or conveyance.

On the other hand by proper evidence it can be shown that an absolute conveyance was intended to be only a mortgage.

It was not until about 1644 that a weekly conveyance of letters, by post, was established throughout that kingdom.

From White Lodge she was told she had better take a private conveyance to her destination.

One of the most important sections relates to the conveyance of real estate.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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