Conservatory Definition

kən-sûrvə-tôrē
conservatories
noun
conservatories
A room enclosed in glass, for growing and showing plants; noncommercial greenhouse.
Webster's New World
A school, or academy, of the fine arts, specif. of music.
Webster's New World

(obsolete) That which preserves from injury.

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Synonyms:
adjective
That preserves.
Webster's New World

(rare) Pertaining to conservation.

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Having the quality of preserving from loss, decay, or injury.
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Other Word Forms of Conservatory

Noun

Singular:
conservatory
Plural:
conservatories

Origin of Conservatory

Conservatory Sentence Examples

  • In 1836 he began to erect a grand conservatory 300 ft.

  • The conservatory is maintained by municipal appropriations.

  • Let the greenhouse and conservatory have plenty of air in mild weather.

  • A large extending table has been installed in the conservatory as has a two-seater sofa.

  • Conservatory Plants Available The options for conservatory plants are practically unlimited!

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