conservatory — a room with glass walls and roof for growing plants
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a room with glass walls and roof for growing plants
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈsɜːrvətɔːri/
Korean meaning: 온실, 유리로 된 식물 재배실
Korean pronunciation: 컨**서**버토리
Example Sentences
- The billionaire's conservatory was so fancy that even the tomatoes wore tiny tuxedos.
- She graduated from the conservatory with honors in piano performance.
- During winter, the conservatory becomes a tropical paradise in their backyard.
conservatory
NOUN//kənˈsɜːrvətɔːri//
a room with glass walls and roof for growing plants
A conservatory filled with thriving plants and a gardener tending the flowers
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The conservatory holds glory and story — where golden light preserves nature's memory
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Origin
From Latin 'conservare' meaning 'to preserve or keep,' combined with the suffix '-ory' (meaning 'a place for'). The word developed in the 16th century to describe a room designed to preserve and cultivate plants.
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“The billionaire's conservatory was so fancy that even the tomatoes wore tiny tuxedos.”
“She graduated from the conservatory with honors in piano performance.”
“During winter, the conservatory becomes a tropical paradise in their backyard.”
“The conservatory was so humid that the musicians' hair looked like they'd been electrocuted.”
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