Definitions

1. noun

A person or institution responsible for the preservation and management of cultural or historical artifacts, such as art, monuments, or archives.

“The conservator of the museum worked tirelessly to restore the damaged artwork to its original condition.”

2. noun

A person or organization that manages and protects natural resources, such as forests, wildlife, or the environment.

“The government appointed a conservator to oversee the protection of the national park’s ecosystem.”

3. noun

A person who manages and controls another person’s affairs, often due to their inability to manage them themselves.

“The court appointed a conservator to handle the elderly woman’s finances and make decisions on her behalf.”

4. verb

To manage or protect something, such as a resource or an artifact, in a way that preserves its value or condition.

“The company’s goal is to conserve its natural resources and reduce its carbon footprint.”