English hyphenation

Hyphenation of “conveyancing”

The standard US-English hyphenation shown for conveyancing is con-veyanc-ing, with 2 possible break points in this result.

US English hyphenation
con-veyanc-ing
3 segments2 break points
British English pattern result con-vey-an-cing The GB pattern set returns a different line-break pattern. Pattern differences are not automatically treated as a linguistic US/UK difference.
Wordconveyancing
Hyphenationcon-veyanc-ing
Break points2
Part of speechnoun
Pronunciation/kənˈveɪənsɪŋ/
Meaning & usage

What does “conveyancing” mean?

conveyancing: The branch of law concerned with the preparation of documents for the transferring of property.

Headwordconveyancing
Part of speechnoun
Pronunciation/kənˈveɪənsɪŋ/
1
noun

The branch of law concerned with the preparation of documents for the transferring of property.

Example: “Here we are concentrating on the rules of land law rather than those of conveyancing but we will set the land law rules in their conveyancing context as this will make it easier to appreciate their purpose.”

Synonyms:
conveyancing freight shipping transport transportation movement of goods movement of people
Word breaks

How “conveyancing” is split

con·veyanc·ing

For US English, the hyphenation result is con-veyanc-ing. This gives 2 possible line-break points in the returned pattern. The British-English pattern set returns con-vey-an-cing.

Quick answers

Questions about “conveyancing”

How do you hyphenate “conveyancing”?

In the US-English result used here, conveyancing is hyphenated as con-veyanc-ing.

Where can “conveyancing” break at the end of a line?

The returned US pattern contains 2 possible break points.

What does “conveyancing” mean?

The branch of law concerned with the preparation of documents for the transferring of property.

Can you use “conveyancing” in a sentence?

“Here we are concentrating on the rules of land law rather than those of conveyancing but we will set the land law rules in their conveyancing context as this will make it easier to appreciate their purpose.”

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