Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Convex

Convexa.rising like the outside of a globe

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Convex (2)

Convexn.a convex or spherical body

2784

Convexed

Convexeda.convex, rising in a circular form

2785

Convexedly

Convexedly

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Convexity

Convexity, or Convexnessn.a spherical form

2787

Convey

Convey, [convay]v.t.to carry, make over

2788

Conveyable

Conveyablea.that may be conveyed

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Conveyance

Conveyancen.the act and means of conveying

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Conveyancer

Conveyancern.one used to convey property

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Conveyancing

Conveyancingn.the act or business of drawing deeds, leases, &c.

2792

Conveyed

Conveyedpa.sent, sent or carried elsewhere

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Conveyer

Conveyern.one who conveys or carries

2794

Convict

Convictn.a person convicted, cast or detected

2795

Convict (2)

Convictv.t.to prove quilty, cast, detect, confute

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Convicted

Convictedpa.found guilty, cast, confuted

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Conviction

Convictionn.a full proof, detection, sense

2798

Convictive

Convictivea.able or tending to convince, full

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Convince

Convincev.t.to make one sensible of, to prove

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Convincement

Convincementn.conviction, satisfaction, proof

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Convincible

Convinciblea.capable of being convinced

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Convincingly

Convincinglyad.without room to doubt, fully

2803

Convive

Convivev.i.to entertain, feast, revel, ob.

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Convivial

Conviviala.festive, social, jovial, gay

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Conviviality

Convivialityn.mirth excited by feasting

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Convocate

Convocatev.t.to call or summon together

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Convocation

Convocationn.an assembly, ecclesiastical senate

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Convoke

Convokev.t.to summon, call together, collect