Preposition: of

• righteousness: It is to lack the breastplate of righteousness, without which our most vital parts are laid bare to his weapons.

• faith: Let us be sober, having put on the breastplate of faith and love and as a helmet the hope of salvation.

• iron: So ( verse 9 ), they point out that they've got breastplates of iron, so they must be metal.

Converse of object

• wear: They wore iron breastplates, a style later adopted by the northern raiders.

• make: Tongans also made ivory breastplates as ornaments for themselves.

• burnish: Initially, the French cavalry was even more bizarrely dressed with burnished silver breastplates and plumed helmets.

Noun used with modifier

• armor: Participants in 2004 discovered and excavated several key finds including a medieval helmet and an armor breastplate.

• iron: They wore iron breastplates, a style later adopted by the northern raiders.

• metal: For example: A metal breastplate ( Extra-Heavy ) takes two hits.