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Definition of life-preserving in English: life-preservingadjective Serving to maintain and continue life. life-preserving medical treatment Example sentencesExamples - Although no regimen we follow will guarantee that we'll never face a serious health challenge, committing to a regular exercise program is one of the most important life-preserving steps we can take.
- Pain's unpleasantness provides the motivation for adaptive, life-preserving responses.
- My son knows me as a life-preserving force, a savior of ladybugs and mice.
- At one time in our past, this fear was productive and life-preserving, but not any more.
- Similarly he spoke of the sea as being at one time both life-preserving (to fish) and death-dealing (to humans), and "the path up and the path down are one and the same."
- The police cannot and should be tempted into eye-for-an-eye tactics, but clearly there is room for improvement in the way that officers are engaging crime on the streets and a need for more cautious, life-preserving strategies in approaching crime scenes.
- Those were the charmed substances that some years ago were felt to contain life-preserving properties.
- The day I visited the clinic, there were no life-preserving antiretroviral drugs.
- The life-preserving benefits of long-term oxygen therapy (LTOT) were established nearly 2 decades ago.
- As we prepare to venture beyond the life-preserving cocoon, we will quickly find out how much our life depends on the invisible magnetic force field around our planet.
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