Difference between Conveys and Communicate

CONVEYS vs COMMUNICATE: NOUN

Transmit thoughts or feelings
Transmit information
Be in verbal contact; interchange information or ideas
Join or connect
Receive Communion, in the Catholic church
Transfer to another
To impart or transmit (to another); to give a share of.
To impart information or knowledge of; to make known, to tell.
To share (in); to have in common, to partake of.
To receive or take part in Holy Communion.
To express or convey ideas, either through verbal or nonverbal means; to have intercourse, to exchange information.
Administer communion; in church

To give to another as a partaker; bestow or confer in joint possession; impart knowledge or a share of: as, to communicate intelligence, news, opinions, or facts; to communicate a disease: with to (formerly with) before the person receiving.
To share in or participate; have in common.
To administer the eucharist or communion to.
Synonyms Communicate, Impart. These words agree in expressing the sharing of something with another, generally something not concrete, as information, news, hope, fears. Impart may be used of things concrete, as food. As to things intangible, communicate is the more general, and impart expresses more of the idea of sharing or intimacy. We may communicate unconsciously; we impart by intention.
To have a share; take part; participate: followed by in, formerly also by with, before the thing shared.
To have a connecting passage or means of transition; have communication: said of things, and generally followed by with: as, the lake communicates with the sea by means of the river.
To have or hold intercourse or interchange of thoughts: said of persons.
To partake of the Lord's supper or communion: used absolutely or followed by with.
Communicated; shared.
Communicative.
Administer Communion
Interchange information or ideas
Be in verbal contact
In church

Articulates, Communicates, Expresses, Evokes, Channel, Conduct, Take, Fetch, Get, Carry, Bring, Transmit, Impart, Communicate, Express

Communicative, Inform, Speak, Interacting, Communication, Connect, Converse, Interact, Pass on, Put across, Pass, Commune, Intercommunicate, Transmit, Convey

Contains, Provides, Translates, Communicates, Evokes, Channel, Conduct, Take, Fetch, Get, Carry, Bring, Transmit, Communicate, Express

Educate, Liaise, Disseminate, Communicative, Inform, Speak, Interacting, Communication, Connect, Put across, Pass, Commune, Intercommunicate, Transmit, Convey

There a writing style that conveys meaning adequately.
Tur and conveys me to the hard ground.
Birthing at home conveys significant benefits for women.
This document conveys property ownership back to lender.
Aaron conveys to the people various dietary laws.
Ensuring translated texts conveys original meaning and tone.
Sincerely conveys the right tone for formal correspondence.
It conveys some unexpected meaning and side effects.
Just as strong eye contact conveys positive traits, lack of eye contact generally conveys negative traits.
As a rule of thumb, green conveys money, blue conveys authority, black conveys sophistication, and white conveys simplicity.

Client applications communicate only with the leader node.
Intuit or ability to communicate with company personnel.
So that they could communicate under full secrecy.
Dreams are a way to communicate with the Divine, or a way to communicate with the deepest parts of ourselves.
Wild animals will communicate with humans, and humans will communicate with objects.
Railroad conductors need to be able to communicate with other crew members in addition to being able to communicate effectively with passengers.
Periodically review performance standards and revise them as necessary to ensure standards are attainable, accurate, and effectively communicate performance expectations; and Communicate with employee
The attorney should communicate all reasonable offers to the client, and communicate with the client regarding settlement or trial.
Computers to communicate over long distances that allows two computers to communicate the.
As a result classes which otherwise would not have been able to communicate with each other can now communicate with ease.