Modifying Another Word

• positively: The interior is extremely spacious and offers plenty of leg and headroom for all passengers, while the boot is positively cavernous.

• almost: Its hard because the void he has left seems almost cavernous at times.

• rather: The Olivier Theater at the National is a rather cavernous auditorium.

• so: The Arsenale space is so cavernous that encountering something of this dimension makes you feel surprisingly comfortable and a casa.

Modifies a noun

• angioma: GRE MR images are more sensitive than SE images for demonstration of cavernous angioma.

• haemangioma: A case of cavernous haemangioma affecting the submandibular salivary gland in an adult woman is presented.

• malformation: Although a cavernous malformation usually occurs on its own, in these families they are often multiple.

• sinus: Thirteen patients had a surgical invasion of the cavernous sinus.

• interior: To start our dive we surface swim cross its cavernous interior to reach the north east side for our descent.

• mouth: Not even a small tear was shed as the last remnants disappeared into a cavernous mouth.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Haven't been to a gig in a place this small for many a year, even makes the Barfly in Cardiff seem cavernous!