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Meanings of conserving in English

Preserving.

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Usage of conserving in English
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It makes electrical power conversion in renewable energy and energy conserving products.
Reuters
2
This legislation is the primary way of conserving Northern Ireland's threatened wildlife.
The Irish Times
3
Background: The definition of a clear margin in breast-conserving therapy is uncertain.
Pubmed
4
The dip has caused the province to find ways of conserving water.
The South African
5
He was asleep, he was relaxed all the time and conserving energy.
The Guardian
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Instead they jogged, conserving their strength as if for a longer race.
Worldwinder
7
These were jobs and skills geared toward protecting and conserving our heritage.
The Irish Times
8
Core biopsy again showed metastatic melanoma, and similar breast-conserving surgery was performed.
Pubmed
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The people must be blinded by an appearance of conserving public interests.
Great Fortunes from Railroads
10
Why, we could have given Prometheus pointers on the conserving of fire.
The Road
11
I was wanting to speak about some of your blood-oranges for conserving.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 09, No. 51, January, 1862 / A Magaz...
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He was obviously more intelligent than most, and better at conserving himself.
The Sky Is Falling
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Lysandra merely watched, conserving her energy, her own eyes probing for weaknesses.
Gladiatrix
14
He was a big man, and he moved slowly, conserving his strength.
Bones of the Dragon
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That's what they mean when they tell you about conserving man power.
Hidden Treasure: The Story of a Chore Boy Who Made the Old Farm ...
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Unusual, since her mother was usually such a stickler about conserving electricity.
Haunted
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common