Associations to the word «Conservatory»
Noun
- Orchid
- Leonid
- Madrid
- Carnegie
- Vilnius
- Conservatory
- Pupil
- Bard
- Francisco
- Quartet
- Concert
- Nadia
- Beijing
- Anton
- Lesson
- Doctorate
- Flute
- Antwerp
- Lecturer
- Born
- Ballet
- Yuri
- Theatre
- Mcgill
- Josef
- Lev
- Tehran
- Choir
- Teaching
- Garden
- Oboe
- Graduation
- Toronto
- Konstantin
- Auditorium
- Lisbon
- Lute
- Stella
- Trondheim
- Geneva
- Oslo
- Paris
- Prodigy
- Ballroom
- Luigi
- Academy
- Concerto
- Budapest
- Trombone
- Organ
- Beethoven
- Richter
- Study
- Riga
- Mandolin
- Opus
- Manhattan
- Zoo
- Instructor
- Seminar
- Aviv
- Musician
- Basel
- Trumpet
- Class
- Olivier
- Baltimore
- Bach
- Boris
- Munich
- Fine
- Franz
- Undergraduate
- Repertoire
- Felix
- Saxophone
- Singing
- Ljubljana
- Aires
- Baku
- Trumpeter
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
CONSERVATORY, adjective. (rare) pertaining to conservation
CONSERVATORY, adjective. Having the quality of preserving from loss, decay, or injury.
CONSERVATORY, noun. (obsolete) That which preserves from injury.
CONSERVATORY, noun. A greenhouse or hothouse for the display of plants
CONSERVATORY, noun. A school of music or drama; a conservatoire
Dictionary definition
CONSERVATORY, noun. The faculty and students of a school specializing in one of the fine arts.
CONSERVATORY, noun. A schoolhouse with special facilities for fine arts.
CONSERVATORY, noun. A greenhouse in which plants are arranged in a pleasing manner.
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