Conservable

/kənˈsɜːvəbəl/ adjective

Definition

Capable of being conserved, preserved, or protected from damage or change.

Etymology

From 'conserve' (Latin 'conservare,' from 'con-' together and 'servare' to keep/guard) plus the suffix '-able' indicating capability or possibility. The word describes things that can be saved or maintained.

Kelly Says

Conservable materials are those we can actually preserve for future generations—thinking about what's conservable is the first step in environmental protection.

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