More conserved is a term often used in genetics to describe a characteristic that is highly preserved across different species. Synonyms for this term include highly conserved, strongly preserved, and deeply conserved. These synonyms indicate that a particular trait or genetic sequence has remained largely unchanged over evolutionary time, suggesting that it plays an important functional role. Other possible synonyms for more conserved include historically conserved, evolutionarily stable, and phylogenetically conserved. These terms are useful for describing the degree of conservation of various biological features and can provide insight into the functional importance of these features across different organisms.