preserver (Meaning)
preserver (n)
a skilled worker who is employed to restore or refinish buildings or antique furniture
a cook who preserves fruits or meat
someone who keeps safe from harm or danger
rescue equipment consisting of a buoyant belt or jacket to keep a person from drowning
Synonyms & Antonyms of preserver
preserver Sentence Examples
- The museum's team of preservationists meticulously restored the ancient artifact.
- A testament to his forethought, the food preserver kept the provisions fresh for weeks.
- As a tireless preserver of tradition, she diligently passed down ancient customs to younger generations.
- The national park served as a natural preserver, protecting endangered species within its boundaries.
- Modern medicine has become an invaluable preserver of human life, extending lifespans and improving overall well-being.
- The archivist was entrusted with the preservation of precious historical documents.
- The time capsule acted as a preserver of the present, sealing away artifacts for future generations to discover.
- The community rallied together as preservers of their local heritage, revitalizing historic landmarks and traditions.
- The laboratory's advanced techniques allowed scientists to preserve biological specimens for research and educational purposes.
- In a time of crisis, the courage and compassion of those who preserve lives shine brightest.
FAQs About the word preserver
a skilled worker who is employed to restore or refinish buildings or antique furniture, a cook who preserves fruits or meat, someone who keeps safe from harm or
saver, conserver, keeper, lookout, defender, harborer, sentry, watchman, protector, champion
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The museum's team of preservationists meticulously restored the ancient artifact.
A testament to his forethought, the food preserver kept the provisions fresh for weeks.
As a tireless preserver of tradition, she diligently passed down ancient customs to younger generations.
The national park served as a natural preserver, protecting endangered species within its boundaries.
