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Meanings of conduit in English

Duct for conveying water to a given place.

In esoterism, a specific object, person, location, or process which allows a person to connect or communicate with a spiritual realm, metaphysical energy, or spiritual entity.

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Usage of conduit in English
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At this point, he was her only possible conduit to the bonobos.
Ape House
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To create a conduit of words, to connect people through a letter.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
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His moving, deeply personal songs provided a conduit for the soldiers' grief.
The Guardian
4
The conduit, an Iranian-Israeli joint venture completed in circumventing the Suez canal.
Russian Roulette: Russia's Economy in Putin's Era
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The border with Sudan is an important conduit for goods into Eritrea.
Reuters
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The Vatican's main conduit was Banco Ambrosiano, Italy's largest privately owned bank.
Dark mysteries of the vatican
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Bannon was viewed as the administration's conduit to Trump's rabid political base.
Reuters
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She was his conduit to the outside world, and he needed her.
Hostile intent
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This study examined the effect of hybrid artificial nerve conduit on IPJG.
Pubmed
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That is why we must use the urn as container and conduit.
Thief of lives
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One of the committees is a little different in this conduit role.
Radio NZ
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And I became a conduit, pulling the liquid light into the room.
Afterlife: the resurrection chronicles
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He needed only a conduit out of Zurich and she was it.
The bourne identity
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The main conduit which they used was an increase of pension expenditures.
The Cleveland Era: A Chronicle of the New Order in Politics
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Urethral wash cytology was obtained if the patient had an ileal conduit.
Pubmed
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Think of St. Jude's as a conduit, where here meets the hereafter.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
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Conduit through the time
Conduit across language varieties
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