Converse of object

• torture: Warwick Castle is a fine medieval castle entered through dungeons, armory and torture chamber.

• elect: I'm sure the obvious question here is why not a fully elected second chamber?

Adjective modifier

• anechoic: In the first, the sample is exposed to a sound field in an anechoic chamber.

• hyperbaric: Is it acceptable, for instance, that the nearest hyperbaric chamber is 300 miles away?

• anterior: The nucleus may remain behind the iris or it may not be possible to mobilize it at all into the anterior chamber.

Modifies a noun

• orchestra: It was the dream of a group of West Devon music lovers to create a professional chamber orchestra.

• ensemble: Indeed I have played my cello with chamber ensembles in a number of concerts.

• choir: In the summer of 1998 he wrote a piece for Michael Brewer's chamber choir Laudibus.

Noun used with modifier

• combustion: Heating System Most vans have space heaters in which the combustion chamber is sealed off from the living area.

• burial: The picture shows the small burial chamber under a grassy mound.

• recompression: Training may also include a dry dive to 50m in a recompression chamber.

• magma: Instead, the seismic imaging of magma chambers in ridge areas appears to be questionable.

• decompression: Decompression Chambers The main decompression chamber is at the hospital in Havana.

• ringing: The tower, with its slightly cozy ringing chamber, was added by Pearson in around 1870.

Possessives

• barrister: Barristers ' Chambers in the UK - F to J maintained by Delia Venables This page was last updated on June 15th.

Preposition: of

• commerce: Local chambers of commerce or tourism bureaus may also include historic photos on their websites.

• commercealthough: Percent of the with elevated service chamber of commercealthough that's how they.

Preposition: with

• aven: Back at the bottom of the aven a large chamber with a further aven can be entered.