Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: Indeed, the transfer of money and power from the aristocracy to the bourgeoisie is absolutely central to Balzac's fiction.

• conveniently: She made up her mind to call in person at the address given for the Mormons, which was conveniently central.

• reasonably: All of the blocks face good birding areas but we were particularly happy with N block which was reasonably central.

• therefore: The demand for national unification was therefore central for many of the democrats.

• fully: Fully central heated and south-facing with a patio garden.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: For young Bangladeshi people, making these concerns central to future policy initiatives is crucial.

Modifies a noun

• heating: Services: Central heating by Total Control electric heaters, open fire.

• bank: The Swiss National bank is another central bank to have greatly reduced its dollar ratio in recent years.

• government: We receive more than half of our funding from central government, the rest coming from council tax.

• theme: It is therefore a central theme for cultural studies, a basic study object.

• radiator: Attic Room 11&'10& ' ' x 8&'1& ' ' With low angled ceiling, window to the rear elevation, central heating radiator.

• defender: To cap off a dismal day Town's central defender, Jonathan Dyson, was sent off near the end.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: However, work and economic life still remain central to people's lives and the societies in which they live.

• become: In particular, the place of reservation of the Blessed Sacrament became more clearly central in the parish Church.

• enter: I'm not sure what the busses will be up to, but they certainly won't be entering central Lewes.

• recognize: In both Weberian and Marxian traditions conflict was recognized as central to industrial society.

• prove: Local knowledge and capacity has proved central to the success of preventative education.

• see: Economic co- operation was seen as central to that task.

Noun used with modifier

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