Conservatory

What do we mean by conservatory?

A greenhouse, especially one in which plants are arranged aesthetically for display, as at a botanical garden. noun

A school of music or dramatic art. noun

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

Pl. conservatories (-riz). noun

A preservative. noun

A place for preserving or carefully keeping anything, as from loss, decay, waste, or injury; specifically, and commonly, a greenhouse for preserving exotics and other tender plants noun

A place of public instruction and training, designed to promote the study of some branch of Science or art. noun

That which preserves from injury. noun

A place for preserving anything from loss, decay, waste, or injury; particulary, a greenhouse for preserving exotic or tender plants. noun

A public place of instruction, designed to preserve and perfect the knowledge of some branch of science or art, esp. music. noun

Having the quality of preserving from loss, decay, or injury. adjective

Pertaining to conservation adjective

That which preserves from injury. noun

A greenhouse or hothouse for the display of plants noun

A school of music or drama; a conservatoire noun

A greenhouse in which plants are arranged in a pleasing manner noun

The faculty and students of a school specializing in one of the fine arts noun

A schoolhouse with special facilities for fine arts noun

That which preserves from injury.

A storehouse.

Glass apartment building where its plant occupants don't have to pay rent. Urban Dictionary

An apolitical non-sectarian sanctuary where Hymen is offensive, but Urine is hilarious. A quiet place of rest, respite, and refuge; a smoky, ceiling-fanned haven of joviality and jocularity far removed from the hectic pace and daily drudge of life. A He-Man Woman Haters Club where wrinkled old lawyers and other professionals can drink overpriced maple-flavored bourbon, smoke expensive cigars, watch hockey games, brag (or complain) about their new hips, trade stories and golf clubs, Buck Up, turn 50 cents into a dollar, and have their income redistributed (efg). Also colloquially known as “The C” or “Bogie’s Place.” Members may be referred to as “Men of The C.” Urban Dictionary

Where musicians attend college if they are unable to be accepted at a university. Rejection of musicians by universities is most often based on low test scores and grades, poor English skills and most commonly, general lack of intelligence. Prominent examples include the Juilliard School in New York City, the New England Conservatory in Boston, the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia, and the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. Urban Dictionary

A school of bad ass musicians down the street from a bad ass symphony. Urban Dictionary

A music school in Boston with a slight inferiority complex (think Juilliard, Curtis). The string players, pianists, and clarinetists are the freakin' best in the country. It's acronym is NEC, obviously. It's in a wicked old building on Huntington Ave in Boston and has Jordan Hall inside, which is repeatedly called one of the best concert halls in the US. Urban Dictionary

Southern California's leading classical ballet school in Orange County with locations in Irvine and Newport Beach, the Maple Conservatory of Dance is led by Conservatory Director Charles Maple and Executive Director Kathy Crade. The Conservatory offers a program designed to take students from their first introduction to the art of dance, through a full course of ballet study. The Maple Youth Ballet is the Conservatory's affiliated pre-professional ballet company. Urban Dictionary

Best dance place in all of new england where there is the best dancers with the most talent!!! Urban Dictionary

A performing arts conservatory in Palos Verdes, California. An escape from the goths and tranny's of school theater programs; this program has more kids from different cities. If you want your 11 year old kid to become a twerking, snobby, self righteous asshole, put em in performing groups! Seriously, who the fuck wants to see their daughter dance like they want to fuck the entire audience. You can get some good experience out of it, and the shows they put on are pretty decent. But be ready for a culture that is run by upper middle/high class high school girls that will reject you and outcast you if you don't fit in with their culture of drugs, getting blackout drunk, vaping, fucking other stoners, and getting high during rehearsal. The level of people talking behind other people's backs is unparalleled. The toxic environment fueled by these TikTok dancing, ass shaking, pricks goes totally over the head of the directors, God bless their souls. This toxic environment goes down to the top, the director of the entire Norris Theatre, a rich white theatre mom who inherited the place. Runs it like a fucking dictatorship, will fire you if you don't kiss her ass and make a conga line celebrating her at meetings. If you dare leave the Conservatory, even for one season, good luck trying to come back! They won't let you, if you're a girl, that is. If you're a guy you can throw a temper tantrum about what part you got and they will cave and give the bigger one to you anyways. Urban Dictionary

A group of girls who like the same boy and do the same thing to get his attention Urban Dictionary

An amazing performing arts school located in los angeles, california. primarily black and hispanic students Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to conservatory:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective conservatory:
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Words that sound like conservatory:
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