collarbone

Converse of object

• suffer: In a moment of bad luck in moto two, he crashed trying to avoid a fallen rider and suffered a broken collarbone.
• break: Meanwhile, fellow Aussie Adam Shields overcame a badly broken collarbone to end the season on a 7.01 average.
• sustain: Stu had machine problems and Andy was unfortunate to crash in an earlier race and sustained a broken collarbone.

Adjective modifier

• fractured: Dave Halford seemed to be in good form, having recovered from a fractured collarbone 7 months earlier.
• broken: The biggest casualty was Tyler Hamilton, who finished fourth last year in spite of a broken collarbone.
• left: If you have a small frame or are thin, the device may be visible as a bulge below your left collarbone.
• right: In the horrendous crash at the end of Stage 1, Tyler Hamilton sustained two hairline fractures in his right collarbone.

Modifies a noun

• injury: Martini suffered shoulder and collarbone injuries after colliding with a car.
• break: Krzysztof Kasprzak was not considered at this stage as he is also recovering from a collarbone break.
• area: It is possible to see that tissue was also removed from around the collarbone area, causing the dip in the skin.