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    Preserver

    /prɪˈzɜr.vər/

    Meaning & Definition

    noun
    A person or thing that preserves something, especially from decay or destruction.
    The museum is a preserver of historical artifacts.
    A substance or device that helps to maintain the quality of food or materials.
    The chef added a natural preserver to the jam to extend its shelf life.
    One who protects or defends a particular interest or concept.
    She is a preserver of traditional crafts in her community.

    Etymology

    Late Middle English: from Old French 'preserver' or Latin 'praeservare' meaning 'to save beforehand'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    preserver of tradition
    A person who actively maintains and supports cultural or familial practices.
    food preserver
    A substance added to food to prevent spoilage.
    nature preserver
    An organization or person who works to protect the environment.

    Related Words

    conservation
    The act of preserving or protecting something, especially in terms of resources.
    preservation
    The action of preserving something, often related to history or the environment.
    safeguard
    A measure taken to protect someone or something.

    Slang Meanings

    A person who keeps things intact.
    He's a total preserver, always fixing up those old bikes.
    An enthusiast of vintage or retro items.
    She's such a preserver, she's got a collection of vinyl records from the 70s.