Converse of object

• suffer: He was brought to the surface and got out of the water, where he suffered blackouts, limb tremors and chest pain.

• roll: Tentatively at first, with rolling blackouts and then with all it glory.

• impose: The Blackout imposed on all civilians in all cities was absolute.

• cause: We'll find out here what caused the blackout.

Adjective modifier

• rolling: Scheduled rolling blackouts several days per week lasted for many years.

• widespread: This caused widespread blackouts, which cost the Canadian national grid several million of pounds in damage to their systems.

• frequent: As prodigious climbers, the snakes were blamed for frequent blackouts in the 1980s by shorting across lines and transformers.

• massive: More than 1,250 homes and one of Shropshire's biggest retail parks were left without electricity earlier today during a massive power blackout.

• electrical: Finely being court up in London's electrical blackout, fortunately we were not on the tube.

• total: At the start of the second act I had to enter through the audience in a total blackout.

Modifies a noun

• curtain: Having blackout curtains may also help you sleep better by keeping your room darker.

• end: Leaving your front door open, knowing everybody that lives in your street, hoping the blackouts end soon.

• blind: All rooms offer natural daylight & blackout blinds & are fully air-conditioned.

• restriction: Despite blackout restrictions, the Luftwaffe had a relatively easy way of getting to London.

• regulation: Blackout regulations have been condemned by the King's surgeon Wilfred Trotter.

Noun used with modifier

• wartime: All too soon we would be in the Far east where we had wartime blackout conditions again.

• media: There's not a complete media blackout of the game tho.

• electricity: These ' magnetic storms ' disrupt radio communications and have even caused electricity blackouts.

• news: The news blackout will not take effect here, on Kirkby Times, were free Speech isn't just a throwaway phrase.

• power: A bodybuilder pumps iron during a power blackout at a gym in Baghdad.