dais

Converse of object

• raise: At the west end of the north aisle is an organ on a raised dais.
• have: Sanctuary: The most obvious thing about this lay out is having the dais in the middle of one side of the building.
• salute: After the Service, the RNA will march again behind the Bands past a saluting dais.
• mount: Miss Wilson appeared from the door at the top of the room, and mounted the dais.
• support: It supported a dais from which important personages may have watched events, or on which a large statue may have stood.

Preposition: at

• front: On Sundays bands often used to play outside on the dais at the front of the lakeside pavilion.

Adjective modifier

• holy: My father An the king, shepherd of the gods, sat me in the Land on a holy dais.
• wooden: At the east end is an altar on a raised wooden dais.
• lofty: You are one who is entitled to hold high his head on the lofty dais.
• august: I have set up my august dais in the nether world, the mountain where Utu rises.
• central: A new central retractable dais forms the new focus of the worship area.
• small: Wooden block floor with altar raised on a small dais; standard wall finish.

Modifies a noun

• beam: It contains original features such as a dais beam and bench.

Possessives

• lord: The entrance to the solar at Thrislington would have been at the end of the lower hall, behind the lord's dais.

Preposition: in

• front: The group were on a dais in front with colored lights flooded over them and then round to the audience.
• hall: A plaque over the dais in the hall bears the distinctive arms of the third earl of Worcester, as Knight of the Garter.
• center: Save for this figure and for a dais in the center, the wide floor of the place was a shining vacancy.