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- con·voyconvoy (noun) · convoys (plural noun)convoy (verb) · convoys (third person present) · convoyed (past tense) · convoyed (past participle) · convoying (present participle)Originlate Middle English (originally Scots, as a verb in the senses ‘convey’, ‘conduct’, and ‘act as escort’): from French convoyer, from medieval Latin conviare (see convey).
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