See Also: Conveyance(money)
conveyance(dictionary)
conveyance(dictionary)
Conveyance(law)
Fraudulent Conveyance(finance)
FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE(law)

eloquent (iou) and conveyance (iou)


eloquent (iou)



eloquent adjective. LME.
[Old & mod. French eloquent from Latin eloquent- pres. ppl stem of eloqui speak out, from e- E- + loqui speak: see -ENT.]
Possessing, exercising, or characterized by eloquence; expressive, persuasive. Also foll. by of.
A. Forbes His whole attitude eloquent of discouragement. L. Durrell Pursewarden..behind an armchair..was making eloquent gestures at everyone.
elo'quential adjective (rare) of or pertaining to eloquence LME.
eloquently adverb LME.

conveyance (iou)



conveyance noun. LME.
[from CONVEY + -ANCE.]
The action of carrying or transporting; transport. LME.
Conduct (of an affair etc.), execution; skilful or cunning Management; sleight of hand. LME-E18.
b. A secret or cunning device, an artifice, a trick. M16-M17.
a. Nimble carrying off; stealing. arch. L15.
b. gen. Removal, riddance. M16-M17.
Transference, handing from one to another; esp. communication or imparting (of a thing, to a person). L15.
The conveying of meaning by words; expression; manner of expression, style. L15-L18.
Escorting; conduct. Long arch. rare. E16.
Law. (A document effecting) the transfer of the legal title to property. E16.
innocent conveyance: see INNOCENT adjective.
A conducting or communicating channel or medium; a passage. Now only spec. a conducting pipe in an organ. M16.
The conducting or transmission of fluid, heat, electricity, etc. L16.
A means of transport, a vehicle. L16.