erection

Preposition: of

• dwelling: It might be possible therefore, to gain planning permission for the erection of a dwelling, perhaps for members of the extended family.
• conservatory: Do the Regulations apply to the erection of a conservatory?
• scaffolding: Final demolition and erection of scaffolding and screens was done by BW.
• mast: Radar changed the landscape with the erection of masts.
• dwellinghouses: They have so far obtained planning permission for the erection of seven dwellinghouses, of which six have been constructed.
• fencing: The funds raised will then be used for the erection of the fencing using the posts painted by the children.

Converse of object

• supervise: Mr. Dolby, C.E. , has advised on the mechanical engineering throughout, and has supervised the erection of the boilers and machinery.
• sustain: This is due to the fact that he is unable to have or sustain an erection long enough to have sex properly.
• maintain: A ring can then be slipped onto the base of the penis, which helps maintain the erection.
• propose: An economist friend long ago proposed the erection of a statue in Belfast to ' The Unknown British Taxpayer ' .
• achieve: Most men take their ability to achieve an erection for granted.
• facilitate: Its removal was necessary in order to facilitate the erection of the Royal Naval Hospital.

Adjective modifier

• penile: It causes penile erections by dilating blood vessels, and controls the action of almost every orifice from swallowing to defecation.
• prolonged: No medication was involved: the patient had previously suffered with prolonged erections, lasting for a few hours.
• painful: A priapism is a long-lasting, usually very painful erection of the penis that lasts for several hours or much longer.
• improved: Numbers needed to treat for improved erections were 2.6 for tadalafil 10 mg and 2.0 for tadalafil 20 mg.
• wooden: The only closet is a miserable wooden erection, with two compartments.

Modifies a noun

• problem: Does the erection problem only occur with one of them, or with all?

Noun used with modifier

• steel: In 1997 the foundations were completed and the next stage of the development, steel erection, was due to commence.
• tower: Negotiable Rate Our client is a world leader in transmission line design and tower erection utilizing in house specialist erection teams.