|
An agent that acts to preserve
“Even today, one frequently finds in Egyptian fields preserved bodies, called mummies, which appear to be covered with a fine layer of some preserving agent.”
Sparing or economical with money
That which saves or redeems something from an otherwise bad state or condition
The process of keeping something in a good or satisfactory condition
“The last part refers to the preserving of porous stones from decay.”
The action or state of continuing with something, especially over time
Present participle for to maintain (something) in its original or existing state
“They walked away from the fight to preserve their dignity.”
Present participle for to keep safe from harm, injury or extinction
“McCormick knows he can't buy enough land to preserve all the critical species on earth.”
Present participle for to save from decay by the use of some preservative substance, such as sugar or salt
“There exists a range of modern-day methods and techniques that are used to preserve food.”
Present participle for to save for future use
“We need to preserve some of our resources for use on a rainy day.”
Related Words and Phrases
|
