conveyance

a voluntary conveyance of property.

art's conveyance of meaning is complicated.

a busy centre for the conveyance of agricultural produce from the Billingshurst area.

protective measures that might be taken before the conveyance is concluded.

adventurers attempt the trail using all manner of conveyances, including mountain bikes and motorcycles.

I carried my papers in an attaché case. The term can also refer to conveyance through a channel or medium:

He had hired a conveyance and sent off his goods by two o'clock that day.

To do this he had employed every means of conveyance—steamers, railways, carriages, yachts, trading–vessels, sledges, elephants.

" Have you any sort of conveyance" ?

Nejdanov asked him for horses and a conveyance to take him home.

This distance, it was announced to us, must be traveled on foot, there being public conveyances no farther.

What do I live by, if it isn't liquidations, inventories, conveyances, divisions of property?

He dismissed the men and went into the house to see about a conveyance and lunch.

The carrier's conveyance had pulled up, and Stephen now handed in his portmanteau and mounted the shafts.

Procuring a conveyance, young Waddill and Northup were not long in traversing the few miles to the latter place.

But I was only going to ask if you would tell me how to reach some sort of conveyance.