Converse of object

• call: Instead, there is a tiny gap called the synaptic cleft.

• have: He was a man who had a cleft lower lip.

Adjective modifier

• synaptic: Instead, there is a tiny gap called the synaptic cleft.

• natal: This is a pilonidal sinus with multiple sinus tracks on either side of natal cleft.

• binding: The binding cleft can be seen to the right.

• rocky: Along the way, we saw a Little Owl roosting in a rocky cleft.

• narrow: From the gate to the entrance you can pass through another deep and very narrow cleft called the Roman Cave.

• deep: It is an ancient tract of woodland running along a deep rocky cleft.

Modifies a noun

• palate: The most common problem is cleft palate where the nose or lips do not form properly.

• lip: Why are babies born with a cleft lip or cleft palate?

• cyst: AB - We report a case of symptomatic Rathke's cleft cyst with ossification.

• stick: Man with message and cleft stick does reach Brixton?

• sentence: I used the cleft sentence in this example in order to make a point mostly.

• surgery: His brother George has had heart and cleft palate surgery and his sister Kim has severe developmental problems.

Noun used with modifier

• site: Difference electron density for a molecule of AMPPNP is observed in the kinase active site cleft.

Preposition: in

• cliff: When the company rode out of the cleft in the cliff they were greeted by an unfamiliar sight.

• rock: Above, in a cleft in the rocks, stands a statue of Our Lady.

• hill: The Convent was toward the head of the cleft in the hills, near the top of the town.

Preposition: of

• palate: He quietens and adds: " My second son, Andrew, was born with a bilateral cleft of the palate and upper lip.

• rock: God placed him in the cleft of the rock.