Significats de great preservative en anglès

It is the great beautifier; it is the great preservative of good looks.

In the next place, it is a great preservative for either fruit or flesh.

That is a great preservative, they say.

Truth, truth, thou art the great preservative!

Art is the great preservative.

I.-NotI. I look on the potatoe as a great preservative against famine; nothing, however, seems to me so pre-eminently fade.

A small teaspoonful of fine white sugar, worked in with the salt, will be found an improvement-sugaris a great preservative.

The result was the fish were kept by this great preservative, the intense frost, in prime condition for both the people and the dogs.

Flannel, as it is a bad conductor of heat, prevents the sudden changes from affecting the body, and thus is a great preservative against cold.

It is that great preservative principle, which, like the tides of the ocean, purifies, invigorates, and animates the whole mass, without rousing it into storm.

He used the great preservative, salt, to illustrate the saving influence His followers would exert on society and warned them not to lose this quality.

Desire of shielding that bloom from the slightest breath of contamination is no small motive for self-restraint, and therefore a great preservative to most men.

He had grown accustomed to his wife by this time, and regarded silence on his own part as a great preservative against long inconsequential arguments.

We may add, that there is no greater preservative of beauty than washing the face every night in hot water.