Converse of object

• suffer: The Australia goalkeeper has suffered a suspected broken cheekbone that could keep him out of the World Cup.

• have: He also has the most amazing cheekbones, I was very impressed.

• highlight: Oval face Blend bronzer onto your cheek hollows and highlight the cheekbones near your eyes.

• reveal: Her blond hair was tied back behind her skull, revealing fashionably gaunt cheekbones.

Adjective modifier

• fractured: One member of staff was taken to hospital with a fractured cheekbone.

• broken: The victim was taken to hospital where he spent a couple of days with a broken cheekbone.

• suspected: The Australia goalkeeper has suffered a suspected broken cheekbone that could keep him out of the World Cup.

• prominent: One can see this in the prominent cheekbones ( zygomatic arches, see Figure 1 ).

• high: In '89 he met an American model aged 28, from Georgia, with high cheekbones, named Milly.

• sharp: I've always said she's got the Nimmo shape of face: wide and angular with high, sharp cheekbones.

Modifies a noun

• fracture: Their thuggery ended the tour of the Scot Sandy Carmichael who suffered multiple cheekbone fractures.