Definition of Conservations

1. conservation [n] - See also: conservation

Lexicographical Neighbors of Conservations

conservation law
conservation of charge
conservation of electricity
conservation of energy
conservation of energy resources
conservation of matter
conservation of momentum
conservation of natural resources
conservation of parity
conservational
conservationally
conservationism
conservationist
conservationists
conservations
conservatism
conservatisms
conservative
conservative model
conservative replication
conservative substitution
conservative treatment
conservatively
conservativeness
conservatives
conservativism
conservativisms
conservativist
conservatize

Literary usage of Conservations

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Energy: Work, Heat and Transformations by Sidney Armor Reeve (1909)
"TRANSFORMATIONS AND Conservations. When attention is turned to other forms of energy than work and heat, while questions as to their exact structure become ..."

2. Mathematical Questions and Solutions by W. J. C. Miller (1881)
"Conservations are stamps of certainty which science prints on propositions ... Why should not Tactic have its Conservations, as well as the good old Dynamic ..."

3. A Cosmic View of Religion by William Riley Halstead (1913)
"Social Conservations. Man belongs to the changeless order, therefore. The personal life has an orbit of its ... The conservations of history are in a ship. ..."

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