contentment

Converse of object

• find: How could his son ever find contentment in his life, always knowing what he had given up?
• bring: At the end of the day, the sense of achievement brings some contentment, some hope.
• know: There is another mistake that we can easily make that might lead us to despair that we will ever know contentment.
• experience: When you believe that, you will experience contentment.
• have: Surely God loves a pleasant life; whoever is miserable, he hath a full contentment.
• seek: An hundred pursuits they pursue, and in them seek contentment.

Adjective modifier

• mild: Other people are very happy, and further down the spectrum, other people are what we may say suffering from mild contentment.
• inner: Healthy outdoor pursuits that give peace of mind and inner contentment.
• true: Without the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ in our lives, we can never achieve true contentment.
• great: The target groups is about to greater contentment with.
• general: This suggests a general contentment with the management of BECTU, which is very much not the case.
• complete: Sitting here I've got a mixture of sadness and complete contentment.

Modifies a noun

flow: The learning of contentment flows from getting to know Christ and submitting to his Lordship.

Preposition: in

• life: Sometimes I look at my wedding ring and wonder if we can only ever find contentment in the next life.
• situation: True freedom is a godly contentment in the situation where God has placed us.
• sense: And we crumble and we lose our contentment in the sense of sufficiency, satisfaction and peace because we are victimized by circumstances.

Preposition: of

soul: The peace of mind, contentment of soul, happiness they enjoy find their expression in these words.

Preposition: with

• life: In turn, Kate is threatened by her daughter blossoming into maturity and bored by her husband's contentment with life.
• world: Contentment with this world, satisfaction with the present, precludes guidance.