aspirant

Converse of object

• lead: These Portals lead the aspirant across the waters on " to the other shore " [ 7 ] .
• help: The idea behind this classification is to help the spiritual aspirant intensify his relationship with God according to his own inner nature.
• take: Thus the practice of discrimination takes the aspirant to the realization of Brahman, the Ultimate Reality.

Preposition: for

• honor: The aspirants for municipal honors were more numerous then than now.

Adjective modifier

• spiritual: The goal of every spiritual aspirant is to realize his real nature.
• young: Almost daily the young aspirant to literary fame received a letter from his mother, full of loving instructions for his guidance.
• many: The Truth has been realized in the lives of so many spiritual aspirants since thousands of years.
• other: As such, he follows in the wake of several other aspirants, including Doctor Frankenstein and Hawthorne's various alchemists.
• political: Moreover, the government can ban any political aspirant or party at will.
• qualified: Less qualified aspirants, on the other hand, have to make use of manana and nididhyAsana.

Modifies a noun

• officer: A 598 page book listing all the regular and reserve officers and aspirant officers with a dislocation map in the rear.
• country: Some aspirant countries are already states parties to the Mine Ban Treaty.
• member: Yet too many of its aspirant members are being forced to sign up to the policies of the past.
• candidate: Creepy little aspirant candidates who tremble at the thought, still less the sound of someone Right Wing.
• leader: Then there is the category of aspirant leaders to take into consideration.
• musician: But once their potential has been exhausted, where next for the aspirant electronic musician?