Conduit,

Definition of Conduit:

1. A tube or duct to protect power cables.

2. Financial firms that buy mortgage securities from third parties aim to resell under new terms to investors who make the sale profitable for the issuing company. Other parties usually take a lot of money from lottery mortgages before these funds are released. Channels can be used when the borrower cannot meet the needs of the actual lender. See also Led by Lender and Publisher.

3. Channels for transporting water or other liquids.

Synonyms of Conduit

Junction, Groove, Flume, Channel, Covered way, Overpass, Trajet, Drain, Ford, Flume, Chute, Duct, Portico, Channel, Gutter, Gallery, Gully, Opening, Race, Spillway, Aqueduct, Drain, Ingress, Ambulatory, Access, Defile, Course, Arcade, Communication, Gutter, Troughing, Entrance, Inlet, Adit, Conduit, Tube, Outlet, Intersection, Ditch, Aisle, Traject, Watercourse, Artery, Groove, Ferry, Cloister, Egress, Sluice, Trench, Cut, Way, Passage, Cut, Tunnel, Canal, Railroad tunnel, Ditch, Connection, Trench, Avenue, Trough, Ditch, Troughway, Pass, Pipe, Trench, Passageway, Culvert, Duct, Corridor, Channel, Aperture, Trough, Furrow, Lane, Depression, Interchange, Furrow, Colonnade, Exit, Culvert, Underpass, Alley

How to use Conduit in a sentence?

1. Gas lines should not be near power lines.
2. You may need to use lines to get what you need and it will cost you a small fee.
3. The water was leaking, so I thought there must be something wrong with the pipe that was causing the leak.
4. This channel is essential for this project, as we need many intermediaries to facilitate the investment portfolio and ideal transactions.
5. Pipes to deliver water to factories.