v. rare. [f. ppl. stem of L. conservāre: see -ATE.] trans. To CONSERVE, preserve. Hence Conservating ppl. a.
1848. Tait’s Mag., XV. 829. Ideas conservated by tradition, by time, by custom.
1875. Wonders of Phys. World, I. ii. 49. The conservating will of the Creator.
