conserving

Verb

Present participle of conserve.

Adjective

(comparative more conserving, superlative most conserving)

Accompanied by conservation

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Some of the convents were successful in conserving their wealth.
Dams were built in several western states for conserving the water-supply in dry regions.
This is an eco-friendly venue, which reduces its carbon footprint by composting waste, conserving water and using wind power.
One of the most effective means of conserving soil moisture is by " mulching," i.e.

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