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conveyee

conveyee noun: one to whom a title is transferred by conveyance.

Noun

conveyee (plural conveyees)

  1. One to whom a title is transferred by conveyance.
    • Now, I hold that the devolvee is an heir of entail, and that he is not a direct conveyee of the entailer.1847, Scotland. Court of Session, Second Series. Cases Decided in the Court of Session..., page 1183

Forms of conveyee

pluralconveyees

Origin of conveyee

From convey + -ee.

Questions about conveyee

What does conveyee mean?
Conveyee means one to whom a title is transferred by conveyance.
What part of speech is conveyee?
Conveyee is a noun.
What is the plural of conveyee?
The plural of conveyee is conveyees.

Words near conveyee in the dictionary

  1. conveyancing
  2. conveyancings
  3. conveyaunce
  4. conveyaunces
  5. conveyed
  6. conveyee
  7. conveyees
  8. conveyer
  9. conveyer belt
  10. conveyer belts
  11. conveyers

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