Definition of «preserver»

A preserver is a person who takes care to preserve something, such as an object or tradition. This can involve protecting it from damage, decay, or loss by taking measures to maintain its condition and integrity. Preservation may also refer to keeping something in its original state, without alteration or change. In this context, the word "preserver" refers to someone who is committed to preserving something of value for future generations.

Usage examples

Keeping a jar of pickles in the pantry as a preserver of their freshness.
Using a food preserver to extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables.
The preserver in a life jacket helps keep a person afloat in water.
Using a document preserver to protect valuable papers from damage or deterioration.
Applying a wood preserver to outdoor furniture to protect it from rot and weathering.
Including a natural food preserver like lemon juice to prevent apples from browning in a fruit salad.
Using a data preserver to create regular backups of important computer files.
The preserver on a camera strap prevents it from falling off and potentially damaging the camera.
Preserving memories and moments through photography and scrapbooking as a form of personal preserver.

Phrases with «preserver»

Sentences with «preserver»

Then you will have total freedom to shove off into the ocean of muse - induced whimsy and artistic fantasy (while wearing the life preserver of Kindle store reality). (davidmarkbrownwrites.com)
To fail to bear this in mind is to undo the work of the Creator and Preserver of life Himself. (firstthings.com)
Under the strategy, the net premium is invested in a specified ratio in the Exide Life Prime Equity Fund and Exide Life Preserver Fund with a higher proportion in the Prime Equity Fund. (policybazaar.com)
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Definition of «preserver»

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Phrases with «preserver»

Sentences with «preserver»

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