Converse of object

• form: It is this reef which essentially forms the atoll.

• raise: Surrounded by the largest raised coral atoll on earth, this is a lagoon to remember.

• locate: Top Dive Sites There are three atolls located offshore beyond the barrier.

• surround: A pristine atoll surrounded by high in major defeats.

• cover: Maldives - Click here for more details Liveaboards covering atolls from the far north to the deep South.

Adjective modifier

• coral: The Marshall Islands consist of two chains of coral atolls, together with more than 1,000 islets, just north of the Equator.

• offshore: Coral Atolls Belize boasts three offshore atolls: Turneffe, Glover's Reef and Lighthouse Reef.

• remote: One&Only Kanuhura is a coral island hideaway on a remote atoll in the Indian Ocean.

• tiny: Maldives Scattered across the Indian Ocean, due west of southern India, is a group of tiny coral atolls.

• large: For serious diving go to Rangiroa - one of the world's largest atolls with loads of sharks.

• small: In the many small atolls without any channel, these causes have not prevented the entire ring attaining the surface.

Modifies a noun

• island: This type of information is important for management purposes when examining atoll island vulnerability.

• state: Atoll states consequently face a host of development problems, often in a more accentuated form than in other island micro-states.

• formation: His ideas remain the primary theory of atoll growth formation, explaining how ring-shaped coral islands developed.

• nation: The pupils prepare a case which explains the plight of the coral atoll nation if sea level rises.

• environment: There is a poor understanding of change and dynamics in atoll environments.

Possessives

• coral: Blue album considered buildings or painted the atoll's coral have decimated spawning.

Possessives

• caribbean: Services showcases seminars island quot the enjoyed a barbecue caribbean's largest atoll.

Preposition: in

• world: Located over 200 miles north of French Polynesia's Society Islands, the Tuamotu islands is the largest chain of atolls in the world.

Preposition: of

• Maldive: The idyllic atolls of the Maldives are like a string of pearls scattered on the deep blue silk of the sparkling blue Indian Ocean.