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Noun: conservator  'kón-sur,vey-tu(r)
  1. The custodian of a collection (as of a museum or library)
    "The conservator carefully restored the ancient manuscripts";
    - curator
     
  2. Someone appointed by a court to assume responsibility for the interests of a minor or incompetent person
    "The court appointed a conservator to manage the elderly man's financial affairs"

Derived forms: conservators

Type of: custodian, fiduciary, keeper, steward

Encyclopedia: Conservator