conservatory
1 of 1noun/kənˈsɝvəˌtɔri/
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a room with a roof and walls made of glass, often affixed to one side of a building, used for relaxing or growing plants in
C2- The conservatory attached to their home was a tranquil oasis, filled with lush greenery and bathed in sunlight, perfect for enjoying a cup of tea and a good book.
- As an avid gardener, she spent countless hours in her conservatory, nurturing exotic plants and flowers from around the world.
- The conservatory served as a botanical laboratory, where scientists conducted research and experiments to study plant growth and behavior in controlled environments.
- The couple hosted elegant soirées in their grand conservatory, with guests mingling amidst fragrant blooms and elegant topiaries.
- In the depths of winter, the conservatory provided a welcome retreat from the cold, allowing residents to bask in the warmth and beauty of nature year-round.
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a school or college that people attend to for studying music, theater, or some other form of art
C2Learn more on WikipediaA conservatory is an institution that offers specialized education in the performing arts, particularly music, dance, and theater. These schools provide rigorous training in techniques and performance, focusing on developing talent and artistry. Conservatories prepare students for professional careers in the arts, offering opportunities for stage performances, concerts, and theatrical productions in fields like classical music, ballet, or drama.
- The renowned conservatory offered intensive training programs in classical music, dance, and theater, attracting talented students from around the world.
- She auditioned for admission to the prestigious conservatory, hoping to pursue her passion for acting and hone her skills under renowned instructors.
- The conservatory's curriculum emphasized not only technical proficiency but also creativity and artistic expression, fostering a well-rounded education for aspiring performers.
- Graduates of the conservatory went on to achieve success in their respective fields, landing leading roles on Broadway, performing with top orchestras, and exhibiting their artwork in galleries worldwide.
- As a faculty member at the conservatory, he was dedicated to nurturing the next generation of artists and instilling in them a deep appreciation for their craft.
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