conserve
Protect from depletion
Conserve means to protect from loss, waste, or decay.
You conserve energy by using less of it, conserve water during a drought, or conserve natural resources for future generations.
Conservation efforts protect endangered species and wild habitats.
As a noun, conserve is a fruit preserve, typically with whole or large pieces of fruit: a jar of strawberry conserve.
Suffer through without yielding
- maintainKeep in condition
- upholdMaintain or confirm officially
- prolongExtend in duration
- nurtureSupport growth and development
bolster · fortify · stabilize · reinforce · safeguard · protect · preserve · extend
Power to do work
- waterClear essential liquid
- electricityEnergy from charged particles
- fuelEnergy source material
- recyclingReprocessing used materials
renewable · solar · efficiency · ration · reduce · reuse · sustainability · scarcity
Organism's natural environment
- biodiversityRange of life forms
- endangeredAt risk of extinction
- wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
- protectionGuarding against harm
ecosystem · flora · fauna · wetlands · rainforest · reforestation · species · sanctuary
To distribute widely
- fruitEdible plant ovary
- pectinFruit-based setting substance
- strawberryRed fruit, seeds outside
- marmaladeCitrus preserve with peel
jelly · sugar · canning · jar · raspberry · blueberry · blackberry · peach
Public exhibit space
- archiveStored historical records
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- restorationReturning something to condition
- artifactHuman-made historical object
monument · manuscript · heirloom · antique · relic · tapestry · fresco · collectible
endure
Suffer through without yielding
nurture · bolster · fortify · stabilize · reinforce · safeguard · protect · preserve · extend · support
energy
Power to do work
- waterClear essential liquid
- electricityEnergy from charged particles
- fuelEnergy source material
recycling · renewable · solar · efficiency · ration · reduce · reuse · sustainability · scarcity · consumption
habitat
Organism's natural environment
- biodiversityRange of life forms
- endangeredAt risk of extinction
- wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
protection · ecosystem · flora · fauna · wetlands · rainforest · reforestation · species · sanctuary · reserve
spread
To distribute widely
- fruitEdible plant ovary
- pectinFruit-based setting substance
- strawberryRed fruit, seeds outside
marmalade · jelly · sugar · canning · jar · raspberry · blueberry · blackberry · peach · apricot
museum
Public exhibit space
- archiveStored historical records
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- restorationReturning something to condition
artifact · monument · manuscript · heirloom · antique · relic · tapestry · fresco · collectible · patina
- sweet spreadsjam, jelly, marmalade, honey, fruit preserves
- cooking resultsbatter, broth, dough, gravy, sauce
- keeping & fortressesretain, hold, save, store, preserve
- stashstash, hoard, stockpile, cache, store
- frugalityfrugality, thrift, frugal, penny-pinching, economize
- preservationpreserve, preservatives, preservative, canning, freezing
- conservative valuesBeliefs favoring established norms
- conservative dressRestrained, traditional clothing
- social conservativesRight-leaning morality advocates
- political conservativeOne favoring established institutions
- law of conservation of energyEnergy cannot be created/destroyed
- water conservationMinimizing freshwater waste strategically
conservative, conservation, conservatory, conserving, conservatives, conservator, conserved, conserves, conservancy