Preposition: of

• industry: We might think that putting fresh fruit in impenetrable plastic containers for our ' convenience ' is the apotheosis of an industry gone mad.

• fortification: Hindenburg Line I The Apotheosis Of German Fortifications On The Western Front in the Great War.

• man: The story became oft repeated, indeed it has played a part in the apotheosis of the man by those willing to believe it.

Converse of object

• represent: If this were the case, the whole group would have represented the apotheosis ( becoming a god ) of Maussollos.

• achieve: But let it suffice here that The Band stands as the moment when the group achieved apotheosis.

Adjective modifier

• final: The final apotheosis showing a tableau of Apollo was glorious.

• ultimate: Surely this is the ultimate apotheosis of free market thinking.

• very: The city is in many ways a cultural feast, the very apotheosis of hybridity.