Converse of object

• consecrate: In 831 he was consecrated archbishop of Hamburg with oversight of the people of Scandinavia.

• appoint: He was appointed Archbishop of Cardiff on 29 March 1983.

• elect: The Electoral College of the Church in Wales will be meeting on 7th December 1999 to elect a new Archbishop of Wales.

• become: A monk at a monastery near Lyons in France who became Archbishop there.

• choose: The monks at Canterbury have chosen a new archbishop although in the past the king has claimed the right to choose the Archbishop.

• ask: Jesmond Parish Church has asked the Archbishop of York for an alternative.

Converse of subject

• give: The summary of this Anglican position was given by a former Archbishop of Canterbury, Geoffrey Fisher.

• lead: The streets were all decorated by them and a huge procession wended its way to the convent, led by the Archbishop himself.

Adjective modifier

• 104th: Rowan Williams legally became 104th Archbishop of Canterbury in a medieval ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral in early December.

• former: The former Archbishop of Cape Town came to the UK with his wife Leah in the 1960s to study theology at King's.

• Catholic: From 1803 it was the residence of John Milner who was the Catholic Archbishop of the Midland District.

• Protestant: He was made the first Protestant archbishop by King Henry VIII, and helped him to divorce several of his wives.

• successive: In 1878 he was given the Dublin Review, which remained in the possession of successive archbishops of Westminster for nearly a century.

• Latin: Shortly after the coronation the great cathedral of St. Sophia at Nicosia was formally consecrated by the Latin archbishop, Jean del Conte.

Modifies a noun

• call: Read the York Minster press release: Archbishop Calls for Fast Action on Middle East.

• worlock: Archbishop Worlock died on the morning of 8 February 1996.

Modifying Another Word

• then: He also approached the then Archbishop of Cape Coast, Archbishop Thomas William Porter.

Possessives

• palace: Boat passing the Archbishop's Palace at Bishopsthorpe on the River Ouse.

• letter: The archbishops ' open letter is as bland and opaque as milk.

• court: There was a right of appeal to the archbishop's court.