Converse of object

• become: Very early in his life Chekhov became the family breadwinner.

• lose: Why should a family lose a breadwinner and the company and its directors that committed this crime lose nothing?

• have: The liberty of the driver's family to go on having a breadwinner?

Preposition: in

• family: However, this does not only apply to the main breadwinner in a family, especially where there are children to be brought up.

Adjective modifier

• sole: Two years ago, her father, the sole breadwinner died of AIDS.

• male: Women must go to work to survive without a male breadwinner or to help him make both ends meet.

• main: Women were quite often left to bring up children with the eldest son the main breadwinner.

• major: Our employees are now the major breadwinners in their families.

• only: She was the only breadwinner left to the household.

• primary: For the greater part of their married life, Mrs Willis was the primary breadwinner.

Modifies a noun

• role: The traditional breadwinner role they were brought up with now sits uneasily with new ideas of more 'hands on ' parenting.

• family: With the demise of the male breadwinner family, there has been something of a ' paradigm shift ' in gender relations.

Noun used with modifier

• family: Family breadwinner is would replace whole time without avoid toxic clients.