Converse of object

• commit: Yet whoever sets out to commit arson, arms his bold hands with fire.

• combat: Figures just released highlight the urgent need for further action to combat arson.

• tackle: The agreed priorities should be specific to tackling arson.

• reduce: Martin said: " Education is the key to reducing arson in Shropshire.

• prevent: Working together to prevent arson Arson is the largest single cause of fire in the UK.

Converse of subject

• destroy: Schools Every week 20 schools are damaged or destroyed by arson at a cost of £ 60 million.

• cause: Reduce the number of fires caused by arson each year.

Adjective modifier

• attempted: Serving 22 years & 8 months for arson on a car dealership & attempted arson of an oil truck.

• suspected: Under the cloud of suspected arson, the Queen Elizabeth was finally scrapped in 1975.

Modifies a noun

• attack: Arson attacks ensued, in November 1830 the big barn at Berwick Court Farm burned.

• prevention: A total of two arson prevention initiatives have been carried out in the Command.

• reduction: Arson Reduction Advice on measures which can be taken to prevent arson.

• fire: These are areas where many arson fires are lit.

• offense: Police costs, based on the arson offenses recorded, are a minimum of £ 71 million a year.

• incident: However, the number of arson incidents attended by the fire rescue services over the last decade has doubled.

Noun used with modifier

• vehicle: Vehicle arson costs £ 230 million a year to clean up.

• school: Around 90,000 children are affected by school arson each year.

• car: Community Safety Partnerships: Encourage Community Safety Partnerships to specifically consider the issue of arson and, in particular, car arson.

Preposition: with

• intent: He is also charged with arson with intent to endanger life.