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conservatise

conservatise verb: to make or become conservative.

Verb

conservatise (third-person singular simple present conservatises, present participle conservatising, simple past and past participle conservatised)

  1. To make or become conservative.

Forms of conservatise

third-person singular presentconservatises
present participleconservatising
past participleconservatised
pastconservatised
alternative formconservatize

Origin of conservatise

From conservative + -ise.

Questions about conservatise

What does conservatise mean?
Conservatise means to make or become conservative.
What part of speech is conservatise?
Conservatise is a verb.
What is the past tense of conservatise?
The past tense of conservatise is conservatised.

Words near conservatise in the dictionary

  1. conservationism
  2. conservationist
  3. conservationists
  4. conservations
  5. conservatisation
  6. conservatise
  7. conservatised
  8. conservatises
  9. conservatising
  10. conservatism
  11. conservatisms

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