Conservation

kon-scr-va's hun, n. the act uf con- serving. the keeping entire. Conservatism, kon-serv'a-ti/m, n the opinions and principles of a Conservative ave is i on to change. Conservative, kon-serv'a-tiv, adj tending or having power to conserve u johins one who desires to preserve the institutions of Ins country until they can be changed with certainty for the better one averse to change. Conservator, kon's6r*va-tor or kon-ser-va'tor, n. one who /reserves from injury or violation Conservatory, kon-sen/a-tor-i, n a place in which things are put for preservation a greenhouse or place in which exotic plants are kept Conserve, kon-serv', V to keep entire: to retain to preserve to preserve in sugar to — pickle n. Conserv'er. [L con, together, and servo to keep. Conserve, kon's erv, n something preserved, as Iruus m sugar.— adj. Conserv'able.