0 past simple and past participle of purvey
1 to provide goods or services as a business, or to provide information:
There is so little regard for the public health that they have never found it necessary to provide a market where food can be purveyed under something like decent conditions.
It is easy to pick up a false stereotype of young people as though they were all having a thoroughly wonderful time as purveyed by the colour supplements.
Surely, the essence of a successful beam system is the economy and the cheapness at which communications can be purveyed to the public overseas and in this country.
The health care purveyed to our prison population is often of dubious quality, and the informatics that support moves that we might make towards improving that health are abysmal.
It could be argued that much of the stuff which is being purveyed, and particularly displayed, is not doing some sections of our society much good either.
What rights do parents have to stop this sort of muck from being purveyed to their children?
That is the essential part, because even truth, if it is purveyed in a certain way, will bore and defeat itself.
Is it an advantage to take these samples as late as possible before the milk is purveyed to the public?
