conduit
/kənˈdjuːɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A passage or channel for conveying a fluid, gas, or other substance.
“The water flowed through the conduit to the main reservoir.”
2. noun
A person or thing through which something is communicated or transmitted.
“The politician served as a conduit for the community’s concerns.”
3. noun
A pipe or channel for conveying electricity.
“The conduit was damaged, causing the power outage in the building.”
4. noun
A means or channel for conveying information or ideas.
“The news outlet served as a conduit for the latest developments in the story.”
5. verb
To serve as a means of conveying or transmitting something.
“The ambassador will conduit the message to the foreign minister.”