Definition of conservatively in English:

conservatively

adverb kənˈsɛːvətɪvlikənˈsərvədɪvli

1In a sober and conventional way.
they've been dressing more conservatively at the office
an upscale living room, conservatively furnished
Example sentencesExamples
- A teenager is wearing a dirtied white baseball cap with the bill pulled down tight, conservatively pointing forward.
- Are these students skilled enough to study effectively with conservatively schooled students in the college?
- The region remains Mexico's most conservatively Catholic.
- A conservatively redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee will arrive this fall.
- What sort of reaction did you get from what I imagine would be a fairly conservatively dressed meeting of businesspeople?
- He keeps a long cigar in his mouth and dresses conservatively (navy blue blazer, matching pants, bright knit tie).
- The women wear blouses, sweaters, and skirts and are no less conservatively groomed.
- Alice dresses conservatively and wears her hair pulled back, so the audience knows she's repressed both literally and figuratively.
- Some carped that the car looked too much like its conservatively styled predecessor.
- The president is widely seen as more pragmatic, while the congressman is proudly, conservatively ideological.
2In a cautious way that seeks to avoid potential risks.
she conservatively estimates a supply shortfall of £8 million this year
Example sentencesExamples
- Unlike many of its rivals, this is one of most conservatively run clubs in England.
- Conservatively, this implies the dollar will fall until the trade deficit in goods and services declines from 4 percent of GDP to under 1 percent of GDP.
- This has traditionally been a very conservatively run company.
- The conservatively managed mine produces gold for him.
- Previously, the company had been conservatively valued at 60 cents per share.
- The top executives there are conservatively compensated.
- Newspapers have been conservatively run, averse to risk and unwilling to make the kind of investment that characterizes growth industries.
- Setting up his own shop two years later, he steered it conservatively for decades.
- I think you'd rather be a little bit more conservatively positioned in the bond market.
- They tried for a merger with a more conservatively run institution.
3Medicine
In a way that is intended to control symptoms rather than eliminate a condition.
the frostbite injury was treated conservatively
Example sentencesExamples
- Patients treated surgically for this condition have a lower risk of fractures and stomach ulcers than those treated conservatively.
- Although some clinicians opt to follow asymptomatic patients conservatively with serial sonography, the wisdom of this approach is questioned.
- The difference in the risk of end points between surgically and conservatively treated patients must be larger than if the cases were more balanced.
- Most patients with lower limb arterial disease are treated conservatively and do not reach the stage at which surgical intervention is needed.
- Renal stones, which are generally asymptomatic, may be followed conservatively.
- Patients reported numerous problems in communicating their pain to nurses, and perhaps as a result, patients were very conservatively medicated.
- Periodic follow-up imaging should be a consideration if the decision is made to manage the patient conservatively.
- Hemorrhoids should be managed conservatively, using laxatives and dietary fiber.
- We treated the burns conservatively.
- Selection bias is a significant factor in deciding who should have surgery and who should be managed conservatively.

Definition of conservatively in US English:

conservatively

adverbkənˈsərvədivlēkənˈsərvədɪvli

1In a sober and conventional way.
they've been dressing more conservatively at the office
an upscale living room, conservatively furnished
Example sentencesExamples
- Some carped that the car looked too much like its conservatively styled predecessor.
- He keeps a long cigar in his mouth and dresses conservatively (navy blue blazer, matching pants, bright knit tie).
- The region remains Mexico's most conservatively Catholic.
- The president is widely seen as more pragmatic, while the congressman is proudly, conservatively ideological.
- Alice dresses conservatively and wears her hair pulled back, so the audience knows she's repressed both literally and figuratively.
- The women wear blouses, sweaters, and skirts and are no less conservatively groomed.
- Are these students skilled enough to study effectively with conservatively schooled students in the college?
- A teenager is wearing a dirtied white baseball cap with the bill pulled down tight, conservatively pointing forward.
- A conservatively redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee will arrive this fall.
- What sort of reaction did you get from what I imagine would be a fairly conservatively dressed meeting of businesspeople?
2In a cautious way that seeks to avoid potential risks.
she conservatively estimates a supply shortfall of $8 million this year
Example sentencesExamples
- Setting up his own shop two years later, he steered it conservatively for decades.
- I think you'd rather be a little bit more conservatively positioned in the bond market.
- Conservatively, this implies the dollar will fall until the trade deficit in goods and services declines from 4 percent of GDP to under 1 percent of GDP.
- Previously, the company had been conservatively valued at 60 cents per share.
- They tried for a merger with a more conservatively run institution.
- The conservatively managed mine produces gold for him.
- Unlike many of its rivals, this is one of most conservatively run clubs in England.
- The top executives there are conservatively compensated.
- This has traditionally been a very conservatively run company.
- Newspapers have been conservatively run, averse to risk and unwilling to make the kind of investment that characterizes growth industries.
3Medicine
In a way that is intended to control symptoms rather than eliminate a condition.
the frostbite injury was treated conservatively
Example sentencesExamples
- Periodic follow-up imaging should be a consideration if the decision is made to manage the patient conservatively.
- Patients reported numerous problems in communicating their pain to nurses, and perhaps as a result, patients were very conservatively medicated.
- Selection bias is a significant factor in deciding who should have surgery and who should be managed conservatively.
- Renal stones, which are generally asymptomatic, may be followed conservatively.
- Hemorrhoids should be managed conservatively, using laxatives and dietary fiber.
- The difference in the risk of end points between surgically and conservatively treated patients must be larger than if the cases were more balanced.
- Although some clinicians opt to follow asymptomatic patients conservatively with serial sonography, the wisdom of this approach is questioned.
- Patients treated surgically for this condition have a lower risk of fractures and stomach ulcers than those treated conservatively.
- We treated the burns conservatively.
- Most patients with lower limb arterial disease are treated conservatively and do not reach the stage at which surgical intervention is needed.

单词	conservatively
释义	Definition of conservatively in English: conservatively adverb kənˈsɛːvətɪvlikənˈsərvədɪvli 1In a sober and conventional way. they've been dressing more conservatively at the office an upscale living room, conservatively furnished Example sentencesExamples A teenager is wearing a dirtied white baseball cap with the bill pulled down tight, conservatively pointing forward. Are these students skilled enough to study effectively with conservatively schooled students in the college? The region remains Mexico's most conservatively Catholic. A conservatively redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee will arrive this fall. What sort of reaction did you get from what I imagine would be a fairly conservatively dressed meeting of businesspeople? He keeps a long cigar in his mouth and dresses conservatively (navy blue blazer, matching pants, bright knit tie). The women wear blouses, sweaters, and skirts and are no less conservatively groomed. Alice dresses conservatively and wears her hair pulled back, so the audience knows she's repressed both literally and figuratively. Some carped that the car looked too much like its conservatively styled predecessor. The president is widely seen as more pragmatic, while the congressman is proudly, conservatively ideological. 2In a cautious way that seeks to avoid potential risks. she conservatively estimates a supply shortfall of £8 million this year Example sentencesExamples Unlike many of its rivals, this is one of most conservatively run clubs in England. Conservatively, this implies the dollar will fall until the trade deficit in goods and services declines from 4 percent of GDP to under 1 percent of GDP. This has traditionally been a very conservatively run company. The conservatively managed mine produces gold for him. Previously, the company had been conservatively valued at 60 cents per share. The top executives there are conservatively compensated. Newspapers have been conservatively run, averse to risk and unwilling to make the kind of investment that characterizes growth industries. Setting up his own shop two years later, he steered it conservatively for decades. I think you'd rather be a little bit more conservatively positioned in the bond market. They tried for a merger with a more conservatively run institution. 3Medicine In a way that is intended to control symptoms rather than eliminate a condition. the frostbite injury was treated conservatively Example sentencesExamples Patients treated surgically for this condition have a lower risk of fractures and stomach ulcers than those treated conservatively. Although some clinicians opt to follow asymptomatic patients conservatively with serial sonography, the wisdom of this approach is questioned. The difference in the risk of end points between surgically and conservatively treated patients must be larger than if the cases were more balanced. Most patients with lower limb arterial disease are treated conservatively and do not reach the stage at which surgical intervention is needed. Renal stones, which are generally asymptomatic, may be followed conservatively. Patients reported numerous problems in communicating their pain to nurses, and perhaps as a result, patients were very conservatively medicated. Periodic follow-up imaging should be a consideration if the decision is made to manage the patient conservatively. Hemorrhoids should be managed conservatively, using laxatives and dietary fiber. We treated the burns conservatively. Selection bias is a significant factor in deciding who should have surgery and who should be managed conservatively. Definition of conservatively in US English: conservatively adverbkənˈsərvədivlēkənˈsərvədɪvli 1In a sober and conventional way. they've been dressing more conservatively at the office an upscale living room, conservatively furnished Example sentencesExamples Some carped that the car looked too much like its conservatively styled predecessor. He keeps a long cigar in his mouth and dresses conservatively (navy blue blazer, matching pants, bright knit tie). The region remains Mexico's most conservatively Catholic. The president is widely seen as more pragmatic, while the congressman is proudly, conservatively ideological. Alice dresses conservatively and wears her hair pulled back, so the audience knows she's repressed both literally and figuratively. The women wear blouses, sweaters, and skirts and are no less conservatively groomed. Are these students skilled enough to study effectively with conservatively schooled students in the college? A teenager is wearing a dirtied white baseball cap with the bill pulled down tight, conservatively pointing forward. A conservatively redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee will arrive this fall. What sort of reaction did you get from what I imagine would be a fairly conservatively dressed meeting of businesspeople? 2In a cautious way that seeks to avoid potential risks. she conservatively estimates a supply shortfall of $8 million this year Example sentencesExamples Setting up his own shop two years later, he steered it conservatively for decades. I think you'd rather be a little bit more conservatively positioned in the bond market. Conservatively, this implies the dollar will fall until the trade deficit in goods and services declines from 4 percent of GDP to under 1 percent of GDP. Previously, the company had been conservatively valued at 60 cents per share. They tried for a merger with a more conservatively run institution. The conservatively managed mine produces gold for him. Unlike many of its rivals, this is one of most conservatively run clubs in England. The top executives there are conservatively compensated. This has traditionally been a very conservatively run company. Newspapers have been conservatively run, averse to risk and unwilling to make the kind of investment that characterizes growth industries. 3Medicine In a way that is intended to control symptoms rather than eliminate a condition. the frostbite injury was treated conservatively Example sentencesExamples Periodic follow-up imaging should be a consideration if the decision is made to manage the patient conservatively. Patients reported numerous problems in communicating their pain to nurses, and perhaps as a result, patients were very conservatively medicated. Selection bias is a significant factor in deciding who should have surgery and who should be managed conservatively. Renal stones, which are generally asymptomatic, may be followed conservatively. Hemorrhoids should be managed conservatively, using laxatives and dietary fiber. The difference in the risk of end points between surgically and conservatively treated patients must be larger than if the cases were more balanced. Although some clinicians opt to follow asymptomatic patients conservatively with serial sonography, the wisdom of this approach is questioned. Patients treated surgically for this condition have a lower risk of fractures and stomach ulcers than those treated conservatively. We treated the burns conservatively. Most patients with lower limb arterial disease are treated conservatively and do not reach the stage at which surgical intervention is needed.
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