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Meanings of conservatively in English

In a conservative manner.

Usage of conservatively in English
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At the conservatively managed steelmaker, age is not seen as a drawback.
Reuters
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Today I smiled as they all eagerly recorded my conservatively suited body.
Feminist dot com
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Nineteen of the conservatively treated patients were selected according to above-mentioned criteria.
Pubmed
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Four cases were treated conservatively while one underwent arthroscopic debridement and microfracturing.
Pubmed
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Thirteen were managed conservatively, while 6 had major complications requiring invasive procedures.
Pubmed
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The patient was treated conservatively without any surgical procedures such as pericardiocentesis.
Pubmed
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The jurisdiction has been carefully and conservatively observed by the supreme court.
The Guardian
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He was managed conservatively and this ordeal resulting in no long-term sequela.
Pubmed
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We have successfully managed the patient conservatively with albendazole and steroids only.
Pubmed
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I plan on dress conservatively and never venturing out on my own.
The South African
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A widow's degree of blandishment is conservatively estimated at twenty-five spinster power.
The Spinster Book
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Banks can quote conservatively on property value and that could create big problems.
News.com.au
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It can be treated conservatively as well; it just takes longer to heal.
Nano
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The bulk of technology companies, defined more broadly, may actually be conservatively valued.
Reuters
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We're just planning our business conservatively, said Sonic Chief Financial Officer Dave Cosper.
Reuters
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Complications managed conservatively were minor and major if they required intervention.
Pubmed
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Conservatively through the time
Conservatively across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common