1. The keeping of a thing in a safe or entire state. Conservation of energy or force. See Energy.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• conservatin,
• conservastion,
• onservation,
• consieration,
• consellation,
• conservatoin,
• conserlation,
• consurvation,
• conservations,
• consevation,
• conservtion,
• ovservation,
• concerdation,
• conceration,
• conservtaion,
• consedration,
• coservation,
• opservation,
• comservation,
• consersation

• concertina,
• conservative,
• conscription,
• conservatoire,
• conserved,
• conservationist,
• commiserative,
• concertize,
• commiseration,
• conservancy,
• concertise,
• conversation,
• consortium,
• conservatively,
• commiserate,
• conservativism,
• conservator,
• conservatism,
• conserving,
• conservativist,
• conservatory,
• conserves.

The adjective form of the word "conservation" is "conservative".

The plural of the "conservation" can be the "conservations".

The singular of the "conservation" can be the "conservation".