Object

• impression: She slammed her script down and stalked out of Hall, conveying the impression of twice her usual height.

• meaning: John is fond of varying his Greek words where he intends to convey the same meanings.

• emotion: The main idea is to convey the emotions that the couple feel for each other.

• message: The best way to convey messages is by face to face contact.

• sense: The term " forum " was adopted to convey a greater sense of openness.

• essence: Only then, is the painter ready to convey the essence of the subject onto his canvas.

Modifying Another Word

• vividly: The way language is used in this poem vividly conveys what it feels like to be just about hanging on.

• powerfully: DL: My mind was ready, I was ready for the message that roots and culture conveyed so powerfully.

• succinctly: The image of a road succinctly conveys the valuable idea that the study of card magic is a journey, not a quick fix.

• brilliantly: Despite this flaw, however, Amistad still provides a powerful indictment of slavery, and brilliantly conveys the horrors of the slave trade.

• adequately: Am I adequately conveying that I like this record?

• hereby: A sly message is hereby conveyed, suggesting that rule-breaking can be advantageous to some.

Used with why or when

• what: They are also judging on whether the player seems to convey what they believe to be the emotional expression required by the chosen tune.

• when: How much information is conveyed when, say, the nurse flourishes the pink card to the delighted father?

Present participle complement

• mean: These acts were certainly intended to convey meaning far more profound than the literal or surface level of words.

Preposition: in

• text: They select and analyze information and ideas, and comment on how these are conveyed in different texts.

• way: None of this would convey much in the way of real magic.

• form: They are used to express an abstract concept so that the meaning can be conveyed in a concrete form to aid the believer.

Preposition: with

• color: OK 2.1 Ensure that all information conveyed with color is also available without color, for example from context or markup.

Preposition: by

• word: The full reality of such a life cannot be conveyed by word and images alone.