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Webster Dictionary :: Consequential

CONSEQUENTIAL, a. 1. Following as the effect; produced by the connection of effe...

Webster Dictionary :: Consequentialness

CONSEQUENTIALNESS, n. Regular consecution in discourse.

Webster Dictionary :: Consequently

CONSEQUENTLY, adv. by consequence; by necessary connection of effects with their...

Webster Dictionary :: Consequentness

CONSEQUENTNESS, n. Regular connection of propositions, following each other; con...

Webster Dictionary :: Consertion

CONSERTION, n. [L.] Junction; adaptation.

Webster Dictionary :: Conservable

CONSERVABLE, a. [See Conserve .] That may be kept or preserved from decay or inj...

Webster Dictionary :: Conservancy

CONSERVANCY, n. [L. See Conserve .] A court of conservancy is held by the Lord M...

Webster Dictionary :: Conservant

CONSERVANT, a. Preserving; having the power or quality of preserving from decay ...

Webster Dictionary :: Conservation

CONSERVATION, n. [L. See Conserve .] The act of preserving, guarding or protecti...

Webster Dictionary :: Conservative

CONSERVATIVE, a. Preservative; having power to preserve in a safe or entire stat...

Webster Dictionary :: Conservator

CONSERVATOR, n. 1. A preserver; one who preserves from injury or violation. Appr...

Webster Dictionary :: Conservatory

CONSERVATORY, a. Having the quality of preserving from loss, decay or injury. CO...

Webster Dictionary :: Conserve

CONSERVE, v.t. [L., to hold, keep or guard.] To keep in a safe or sound state; t...

Webster Dictionary :: Conserved

CONSERVED, pp. Preserved in a safe and sound state; guarded; kept; maintained; p...

Webster Dictionary :: Conserver

CONSERVER, n. One who conserves; one who keeps from loss or injury; one who lays...

Webster Dictionary :: Conserving

CONSERVING, ppr. Keeping in safety; defending; maintaining; preparing with sugar.

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