aura

Converse of object

• exude: The cottages are built of wonderful honey-toned Cotswold stone, and the whole village exudes an aura of charm and relaxed timelessness.
• cleanse: These work deeply on the mental & emotional level & also in cleansing the aura.
• evoke: The sacrifice of wild animals is predominantly used to evoke an aura of non-normal ritual behavior.
• retain: I was very impressed with the interior of the town hall, which retains a strong aura of the 1930s.
• create: In time, it may create an aura of its own.

Converse of subject

• surround: His head is surrounded by a glowing yellow aura.

Adjective modifier

• glowing: His head is surrounded by a glowing yellow aura.
• mystical: Portraying them in this medieval guise embodied the soldier with a mystical aura, raised above ordinary men.
• magical: The chalet was stunningly refurbished in the summer of 2004 yet retains its magical aura that history has bestowed upon it.
• mysterious: He had a mysterious aura, dark purple in color.
• evil: The evil aura hasn't lessened at all, for a start.
• strange: He has a strange aura about him that almost screams danger.

Modifies a noun

• photography: I don't know if I believe in aura photography but they were all very beautiful so I decided to have one done.

Noun used with modifier

• migraine: Administration during a migraine aura prior to other symptoms occurring may not prevent the development of a headache.

Preposition: of

• invincibility: The aura of invincibility which the pair had worn like a magic cloak had been passed on to the four.
• respectability: The fact that many of Keyhoe's reports come from official sources gives his writings an aura of respectability.
• authenticity: This architect of Labor's prudence has the aura of authenticity.
• mystery: Why has such an aura of mystery grown up around total solar eclipses?
• calm: The priest has an aura of calm and efficiency which inspires those around her.
• magic: The whole operation had an aura of magic about it.