Capable of being conveyed, transported, communicated, or transferred from one point to another.
From 'convey' plus '-able' (capable of). Convey derives from Old French 'convoier,' from Latin 'con-' (with) and 'via' (way), originally meaning 'to travel with or escort.'
In law, 'conveyable' refers to property that can legally be transferred—the concept matters because some things (like inheritances or certain rights) might technically exist but not be conveyable, making them legally useless.
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