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• suffer: His family, tho members of the Church of England, were in sympathy with the Methodist movement, and suffered obloquy in consequence.
• face: The passion for wealth gives a kind of spurious courage to face obloquy.

Adjective modifier

• such: Robinson attracted no such obloquy: indeed she alleged that ” few doubt he would read republicans better than David Trimble ” .

Modifies a noun

• creature: The tense, easily aggravated captive makes way for a much more urbane, relaxed, almost gregarious, creature.
• bird: Outside the breeding season these are gregarious birds which are found in small flocks of up to 30 individuals.
• animal: They are gregarious animals living in groups of up to 24 animals.
• nature: I guess there have been a few where my gregarious nature has got the better of me.
• man: He is a very ambitious, gregarious man determined to use every device he can to tell the world about his business.
• person: People who know me know that I’m not the most gregarious person.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: The species is also known to be highly gregarious, associating with other small cetaceans in mixed species groups.
• usually: Tho usually gregarious, the only sighting in South Africa was a single in northern Kruger.
• very: According to Branch volunteers, he is a very gregarious fellow who just loves being the center of attention.
• extremely: Guillemots are extremely gregarious, colonial breeding is the norm and colonies can contain many tens of thousands of individuals.
• particularly: The birds are easiest to see during the October to March period when the young ones are particularly gregarious.
• fairly: I’m a well balanced man, and fairly gregarious too.

Used with adjective complement

• become: TOUCH is the major trigger of swarming, ie it is contact between crowded individuals that makes them become gregarious.

• slide: Windows are either timber sliding sash or casement, usually with heavy surrounds.
• wear: North What is the name of the sash worn over a Japanese kimono?

Adjective modifier

• 12-pane: Windows are 12-pane 2-light side-sliding sashes, apart from that to left-hand bay to ground floor which is sash with glazing bars.
• colored: After a colored sash is finished, it is possible to take a weapon grading.
• red: She is dressed in a long white dress with a large red sash.
• blue: The blue sash which secures the white tunic at the waist, reminds us of the importance of remaining close to Our Blessed Lady.
• light: Upper windows are 16 light sashes to first floor.
• white: CAFOD asks every Parish to send a white sash for a demonstrator to wear to show solidarity for the cause.

Modifies a noun

• window: A sash window with shutters looks out to the front.
• cramp: Continue soir, and have it glued before bedtime ( need more and bigger sash cramps ).
• renovation: Expertise in timber sash window renovation, delivered through a network of regional offices.
• cord: You now need to Gently lever out any nails holding the broken sash cords to the window frame.
• lock: Manufacturers of hand made brass mortice, rim, case and sash locks, and all types of brass locks for ships ‘ use.
• timber: Single-glazed sash timber window to front elevation with feature paneling and window set.

Noun used with modifier

• side-sliding: Windows are 12-pane 2-light side-sliding sashes, apart from that to left-hand bay to ground floor which is sash with glazing bars.
• waist: Fancy Dress Adult Angel Costume Costume consists of long dress and waist sash.
• timber: For example, the timber sash windows had been replaced with single glazed aluminum windows in the 1970s.
• silk: A brilliant red silk sash was given to me by the shopkeeper as a present.
• opening: Each panel has an opening sash window to provide adequate ventilation.
• glass: BATHROOM A good sized family bathroom having frosted glass sash window to the rear.

Preposition: on

• subject: Stoppard, famously reticent on the subject of his private life in interviews, has been married twice.

Infinitive complement

• talk: I find them terribly reticent to talk about the glorious past.
• join: Tho SB not quite herself the last few days and was a bit reticent to join in as much as she normally does.
• pay: But I was still reticent to pay out around £ 500 for a further bike that I was still not totally happy with.
• do: Radical change is something that most businesses have been reticent to do.
• reveal: Strange things lurk in the jungle and of course everybody has a secret past that they are all reticent to reveal and talk about.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Too many higher up the food chain of People Power seem reticent about making full disclosure.
• become: Danger appears not to stir him, but he becomes reticent when asked about his work.
• remain: While Blue Tits remain reticent, Great and Marsh Tits are exceptionally bold.
• feel: At first I felt reticent about passing my enormous rucksack over to him.

Modifying Another Word

• understandably: They were nevertheless understandably reticent to meet new people.
• strangely: But architecture, on the whole, is strangely reticent to play openly on emotion.
• somewhat: Concerning domestic politics: Schleiermacher was always somewhat reticent about fundamental constitutional questions.
• initially: He is initially reticent, unsure of the motives for my questions.
• equally: Thornton was equally reticent about both issues when I spoke to him.
• extremely: This is rather rare, with many other sites providing online services being extremely reticent about who they are really.

Modifies a noun

• man: What the honest but reticent man says is true, but not the whole truth.
• student: Computer ‘ phobia ‘ exists in a variety of shades, from the mildly reticent student to the absolutely terrified.
• member: As always, even the more reticent members participated enthusiastically.
• child: Mog is a powerful teaching tool that can bring discussion alive and entice a reticent child to offer their thoughts and opinions.

• man: He was, however, a somewhat - um - taciturn man.
• nature: The fact that his mom likes to talk, and tends to answer for him, magnifies his taciturn nature.
• character: Of a morose and taciturn character he is said to have been drinking heavily the week prior to the awful tragedy.
• father: She meets younger brother and his garrulous and preganant wife ( Adams ), his taciturn father and none too approving mother.
• manner: He talked very little, and seemed all the more mysterious for his taciturn manner.
• partner: She also generates considerable chemistry with Bob Hoskins as her taciturn business partner.

Modifying Another Word

• normally: When we got back to our car, parked opposite a mosque, our driver, Yusuf, normally taciturn, was looking shaken.
• very: The notes and the colors have simply been two ways to communicate with the world, because I have always been very taciturn.
• even: Now, however, Wessels is guarded, even taciturn, on the subject of his former vice-captain.
• so: Article continues Devotees of complementary therapies are rarely so taciturn, which is understandable.

Converse of object

• breastfeed: Profile: We offer comfortable, affordable and stylish clothes for mothers to be and breastfeeding mums.

Adjective modifier

• expectant: We welcome any new or expectant mums in the area to join us.
• teenage: Page 3 of the Observer had this charming headline: ” Violence blamed on teenage mums ” .
• busy: It was a huge hit with our testers and despite the delicate feel of the fabric its machine washable perfect for busy tired mums!
• tired: It was a huge hit with our testers and despite the delicate feel of the fabric its machine washable perfect for busy tired mums!
• young: Read more You can pledge your support by adding your name to the hundreds of others calling for RESPECT for young mums.
• single: Sheila tells her story, and those of other mums, just the way it is for single mums, mess and all.

Modifies a noun

• dad: The police will come to your house and talk to your mom, dad or any other adults.
• grandma: Much loved wife, mom, grandma and great-grandma.
• I: I was taken to the casualty department at York hospital first, where the doctors told my mom I would die.
• birthday: Tuesday 13th December 2005 It’s my mums birthday today.
• thought: He came back to the table and said that his mom thought the teenager was worth his weight in gold.

Modifying Another Word

• dear: Then you have taught me well dear mom, For in my heart I see.. .

Noun used with modifier

• celebrity: Spanx is the first choice for top celebrity mums like Gwyneth Paltrow who was snapped wearing Mama Spanx footless tights during her pregnancy.
• nursing: The Maternelle range for pregnant and nursing mums combines practicality and comfort with femininity and style.

Possessives

• boyfriend: The Story Tyrone is 11 years old and lives with his mom Tracy, his mom’s boyfriend Rich and his brother, Jason.
• birthday: Sometimes work takes up all your time but you still need to remember your mom’s birthday - that’s where thedoghouse.co.uk comes in.

Used with adjective complement

• breastfeed: There are specially designed carriers that allow a breastfeeding mom to feed her baby without having to remove him from the carrier.
• devote: The dearly loved widow of John, devoted mom of David and Rosemary, and a beloved grandma and great-grandma.
• love: Beloved wife of the late William Campbell, much loved mom of Linda and Allison.

• reply: Back came the curt reply: Bennett wasn’t interested.
• response: His curt response was met with a round of applause from animal dealers and vested interest groups in the audience.
• message: For a minute I stood there with the paper in my hands thinking out the meaning of this curt message.
• nod: I had planned to give him a curt nod and then check my computer to see if he had sent me an email.
• dismissal: My plea was met with a curt dismissal, ” NO!
• note: They left a curt note attached to my pitch card.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Upon my return, I sent a rather curt e-mail of complaint to the company involved.
• little: The lady on the desk was a little curt, but not offensively so, probably just her way!
• very: The very curt man on the line said ‘ No, not now, call back in five minutes ‘ .
• too: Indeed, in some places it is almost too spare and too curt in its bald simplicity.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: He sipped it with relish and soon became somewhat loquacious.

• keep: It is needed for photosynthesis and keeping the cells turgid.

Modifies a noun

• prose: Some fairly turgid prose is often broken up by an acid aside, for which the reader is too often rather thankful.
• rubbish: These boards have become nothing but turgid rubbish, no wonder people left them and others hardly drop in anymore.
• book: Look, if I wanted to read a turgid history book, I’d read a turgid history book.
• mess: Unfortunately, what you get instead is a bit of turgid mess.
• stuff: The first half was pretty turgid stuff from both sides as Swindon struggled to get out of first gear.
• document: There is nothing less read and less used than a long and turgid policy document.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Although there is much to recommend this book, some chapters can be rather turgid, and the high price may well dissuade many.
• pretty: It’s a pretty turgid take on the underwhelming soft indie rock genre.
• so: Unfortunately, this Opinion was so turgid as to be almost incomprehensible and did little to clarify the specific points at issue.
• fairly: Some fairly turgid prose is often broken up by an acid aside, for which the reader is too often rather thankful.
• very: The plants obviously benefitted, becoming very turgid and greener.
• somewhat: When I skim-read his somewhat turgid and self-centred biography of his father I thought that the old legal eagle must have been pretty unpleasant.

Used with adjective complement

• become: It is not a very readable piece, and becomes quite turgid when discussing interpretation.

Converse of object

• involve: Have you ever been arrested or convicted for an offense involving moral turpitude?

Adjective modifier

• moral: I’m also very worried I may have to tick the ‘ have you ever engaged in moral turpitude?

• heart: The Bible teaches us that the answer lies in the depravity of the human heart.
• nature: The cross-examination undertaken by them was necessitated by the fact both of the credulity and depravity of human nature.
• man: What do we mean, then, it may be asked, by the universal depravity of man?
• slavery: Small islands cannot no more than slaves could convince their slave masters of the moral depravity of slavery.
• race: And this is the essential depravity of the race, as every parent knows.
• time: March 26, 1778 Coachmakers-Hall ‘ Is not the glaring depravity of the times owing to a bad system in the education of youth?

Possessives

• man: Man’s depravity will not be altered by a cultural morality.

Converse of object

• show: It showed the depravity and the wicked intent of bin Laden and those who would follow in his path.
• deny: In denying the depravity of the human heart, liberalism also ruled out the need for our spiritual regeneration.
• ignore: Second, this emphasis on secular psychology ignores the depravity of the human heart.

Adjective modifier

• moral: Small islands cannot no more than slaves could convince their slave masters of the moral depravity of slavery.
• total: Whenever you start doubting total depravity, you need to read the book of the Judges.
• sexual: Just think of the Catholic Church and how long it took them to accept the huge amount of sexual depravity within their priesthood.
• human: The weight of human depravity was simply too much to be balanced by eliminating private property.
• own: Will you burn a girl to satisfy your own depravity?
• natural: Father, help us, these are hard sayings and they run against the grain of our natural depravity.

Object

• cord: A tasseled cord is plain on their depictions of people.
• hat: Without magic wand or tasseled hat, I pour perfection with Blackthorn - ” just like that ” !
• loafer: He is a trim, nice-looking 72-year-old wearing a tweedy jacket and spiffy tasseled loafers.
• cushion: It is hewn from pure white Pentelic and the Cardinal faces the altar, his head resting on a pair of tasseled cushions.

Converse of object

• make: We have now sourced top quality molds which are used when making tassels as the hard, top section.
• have: His head was round as a ball, but his ears were sharp-pointed and had tassels at the ends of them.
• embroider: Weave in the weft, embroider, tassel and braid with these twinkling yarns or add embellishment to your knitwear.
• bead: Price £ 3.50 + postage Charming shawl with beaded tassels - the ideal evening wear accessory.
• attach: Most Chinese martial arts ( as opposed to purely military ) swords have a tassel attached to the butt.

Preposition: at

• end: Around the crown there was a broad band of scarlet braid tied in a bow, with an old umbrella tassel at each end.

Adjective modifier

• gold: The mantle of the order is green lined with white taffeta, with green and gold tassels.
• black: The caps worn are square, of the mortar-board pattern, of black cloth with black silk tassel.
• red: Some prosperity Coins Balls have bells or sometimes red tassels.
• long: These are large squares of cream material bordered with black stripes and with long tassels at the four corners.
• blue: PhD: black trencher cap with eggshell blue tassel.
• small: There is a small tassel to trim the purse.

Noun used with modifier

• nipple: Related articles Artists stories: That nipple tassel girl a-n Magazine March 2004 Artist’s story: Nicola Malkin Features: Big business?
• silk: The caps worn are square, of the mortar-board pattern, of black cloth with black silk tassel.
• gold: The gold tassel and stole shows I’m a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the international student honor society.
• yarn: Tie of twisted yellow wool yarn with green and white wool yarn tassels is threaded through casing emerging through a hole at one side.

Object

• fastener: The J Nut is a threaded fastener with a side profile generally in the shape of a ‘J ‘ .
• bead: The apparition threaded the beads of the rosary through her fingers without moving her lips.

Converse of object

• entitle: Please see the reply that I have given TODAY to KAVITHA in the thread entitled ” GARMENT IMPORT TO THE US ” .
• start: Why would you want to start a thread about worst Britons?

Preposition: through

• casing: Twisted string is threaded through casing emerging through two holes on one side.

Adjective modifier

• common: Do these two stories have a common thread on purpose?
• golden: Paintings linked by a circular dance, golden thread, rush of wind.
• silken: The instrument consists of a bell glass, from the inside of which is suspended a copper needle by a fine silken thread.
• sticky: Perhaps turn this into it’s own sticky thread?
• multiple: By default, multiple threads may execute inside the servlet at the same time.
• loose: Perhaps I will return to some of the loose threads in the above arguments sometime in the future.

Modifies a noun

• belay: A thread belay beneath the north-eastern side of the obelisk enables an abseil rope to be led through the saddle to seaward.
• embroidery: She undertook ecclesiastical commissions, and researched metal thread embroidery.

Noun used with modifier

• screw: The deep spiral groove means that waste is removed quickly and the center screw thread helps the drill to pull itself into the material.
• sewing: It proved highly successful and was also taken up by local housewives as a sewing thread superior to the older linen thread.
• warp: This was partly because devising a power-driven loom to handle dozens of warp threads without breakage proved difficult.
• silk: I work on the frame machines now, that twist the silk thread around to make the net.
• cotton: Structural sewing is by hand and machine using cream and white cotton thread.
• embroidery: Why not try using some of our multi-coloured Natesh embroidery threads to create a natural bark or leaf effect without having to change threads!

Preposition: of

• execution: Programs should only be terminated from their main thread of execution to allow the DPMI host to clean up properly.