Definition of reconvey in English:

reconvey

verb ˌriːkənˈveɪ

1with object To convey (also formerly †to escort) back to a previous place or position; to convey in a reverse direction.
2with object Law. To restore to a former owner.

Early 16th century. From re- + convey. Compare Middle French, French reconvoyer to convey or accompany (someone) back to a place or position.

verbˌriːkənˈveɪ

1with object To convey (also formerly †to escort) back to a previous place or position; to convey in a reverse direction.
2with object Law. To restore to a former owner.

Early 16th century. From re- + convey. Compare Middle French, French reconvoyer to convey or accompany (someone) back to a place or position.

词汇	reconvey
释义	Definition of reconvey in English: reconvey verb ˌriːkənˈveɪ 1with object To convey (also formerly †to escort) back to a previous place or position; to convey in a reverse direction. 2with object Law. To restore to a former owner. Origin Early 16th century. From re- + convey. Compare Middle French, French reconvoyer to convey or accompany (someone) back to a place or position. Definition of reconvey in US English: reconvey verbˌriːkənˈveɪ 1with object To convey (also formerly †to escort) back to a previous place or position; to convey in a reverse direction. 2with object Law. To restore to a former owner. Origin Early 16th century. From re- + convey. Compare Middle French, French reconvoyer to convey or accompany (someone) back to a place or position.
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