conduct (kondukt)

and n.2 [ME. conduct, crew is noted. conductibility (kon-duk-ti-bil'i-ti), n. [= F. conductibilité, etc.; as conductible + -ity (see -bility ).] 1. Capability of being conducted or transmitted: as, the conductibility of electricity or of heat.-2. Improperly, capacity for conducting or transmitting; conductivity. conductible (kon-duk'ti-bl), a. [= F. conduc tible Sp.conductible; as conduct + -ible.] Capable of being conducted or conveyed. Wheat stone.