0 present participle of treasure
1 to take great care of something because you love it or consider it very valuable:
This pen that my grandfather gave me is one of my most treasured possessions.
The museum is devoted, at least in part, to treasuring objects connected with cinematography as well as with photography.
The experience of treasuring freedom is often alien to them.
This is a clear demonstration that regiments such as the engineers greatly contribute to the quality of civilian life and is well worth treasuring.
The object was, of course, to try to achieve a fair balance between the needs of agriculture and the desirability ofconserving and treasuring our natural and wildlife resources.
The language used by the women makes reference to treasuring each coven member as part of the sisterhood.
From poets to storytellers the experience is always treasuring even if your piece is not the most worthy of the panel.
These consist of treasuring the jing, circulating the qi and consuming the great medicine.
They are a nation of moneygrubbers and bargain-hunters, treasuring peenies for treasuring's sake...
