Converse of object

• administer: After administering an antidote, two nurses tried to figure out what had gone wrong.

• prove: Rehearsed in the holidays it should prove the perfect antidote to the end of the summer!

• provide: These pale pink creatures provide the antidote to the placid scenery.

• offer: Our Health & Beauty Rooms offer the perfect antidote to stress.

• find: He appears to have found the simplest antidote to the burdens of age; he simply ignores them.

• know: Criticism - the only known antidote to the human genius at self-deception.

Preposition: for

• poison: Pliny the elder translated an ancient antidote for poison with the words ' be taken fasting, plus a grain of salt ' .

• poisoning: Studies have shown that NAC is an effective antidote for acetaminophen poisoning.

• overdosage: Nevirapine There is no known antidote for nevirapine overdosage.

• overdose: There is no specific antidote for overdose with REYATAZ.

• stress: Here's simple ways to get some downtime: Story continues ADVERTISEMENT EXERCISE Exercise is a natural antidote for stress.

Adjective modifier

• refreshing: News from friends could provide the refreshing antidote you need.

• perfect: A visit here is the perfect antidote to the crush at the Taj Mahal.

• known: The seeds are crushed into a powder and there is no known antidote for the fatal solution.

• powerful: Nerve agents are powerful; they require powerful antidotes to keep the victim alive.

• ultimate: With their age-old recipe of clean sea, fresh air and clear light, the islands are the ultimate, natural antidotes to stress.

• welcome: Or is her innocence a welcome antidote to a deluge of media sex?

Noun used with modifier

• nerve: In America, animal tests conducted with a mixture of a nerve gas antidote and insect repellent indicated nerve damage.

• poison: Charges dropped against man who gave poison antidote to rats.

• gas: In America, animal tests conducted with a mixture of a nerve gas antidote and insect repellent indicated nerve damage.