enclave

Converse of object

• protect: A similar no-fly zone was established in the north to protect a Kurdish enclave.
• surround: The Health Club is 50 meters away and is shared by the surrounding enclave of chalets.
• create: In the case of Chiapas, few indigenous people want to create separate enclaves for people from different ethnic groups.
• become: Given the lack of social housing within the development, there is already a danger that the development will become an isolated enclave.
• form: A small shadowy group of people are huddling together among the large stones which form an enclave toward the center of the circle.
• have: Having a shot spanish enclaves only the homework they the southern hills.

Adjective modifier

• Kurdish: The Iraqi soldiers facing the Kurdish enclave in northern Iraq appear to have recent orders to show they still have teeth.
• Protestant: Similarly it is very likely that no Catholics live in Tiger's Bay, a Protestant enclave in West Belfast.
• autonomous: The trade also helps the economy of the autonomous Kurdish enclave in northern Iraq.
• isolated: He said a majority of Cuba's tourist hotels are in isolated enclaves, where ordinary Cubans are not authorized to go.
• protected: Many predict they will be gone in 20 years, outside a few protected enclaves.
• Spanish: Alternatively, spend the day by visiting Ceuta, the pretty Spanish enclave on the North African coast.

Preposition: on

• coast: Alternatively, spend the day by visiting Ceuta, the pretty Spanish enclave on the North African coast.

Modifies a noun

• community: Trips to Belfast Community education with each enclave community.
• area: The initial chaos in which many enclave areas were formed has become somewhat settled.

Preposition: of

• home: Ripon was a gentrified spot, a Georgian and Regency enclave of wealthy homes within spitting distance of Ripon Grammar School and Ripon College.

Noun used with modifier

• tourist: The main ( and modest ) tourist enclave occupies the western coast around the hamlet of Lazy Hill.
• loyalist: That is the all too familiar experience of Protestants living in the Fountain, the last remaining loyalist enclave in Londonderry's west bank.
• immigrant: By expanding racial/ethnic immigrant enclaves, mass immigration makes it easier for immigrants to find mates within their own group... .
• air: The Air Wing of Coast Guard is operated from two stations and six air enclaves and has ten air units.