conveying
v.v. to communicate a message, feeling, or idea so that other people understand it. It is like carrying a thought from your mind to someone else's.
v. to communicate or express a message, emotion, or idea, either directly or through suggestion. Often describes the transmission of meaning through non-verbal or artistic media.
The artist is conveying a sense of peace in this painting.
The spokesperson was careful about conveying the correct information to the public during the press conference.
Through subtle shifts in lighting and a minimalist score, the director succeeds in conveying the protagonist's growing isolation without relying on heavy dialogue or explicit exposition.
Transitive; requires a direct object representing the information or feeling being shared.
conveying to the messageconveying the messageConvey is a transitive verb and takes a direct object immediately; do not use 'to' before the thing being communicated.