Converse of object

• contain: Opium is very strong as it contains codeine and morphine.

• include: It is from the opiate family, which also includes codeine and morphine.

• take: Clueless Clueless would like to lost 1lb this week and see if she can stop taking codeine.

• combine: However, the greatest body of evidence is for codeine combined with paracetamol.

• base: There are many analgesics that are tougher but some of the strong codeine based ones can space you out.

• give: Those who were given codeine only needed slightly higher levels of capsaicin than those given the placebo to cause a cough.

Noun used with modifier

• cough: The study showed that an ingredient of chocolate called theobromine was more effective at stopping persistent coughs than the leading cough medicine codeine.

• aspirin: Types include: paracetamol aspirin ibuprofen codeine Opioid patches are also available although not widely prescribed.

• medicine: The study showed that an ingredient of chocolate called theobromine was more effective at stopping persistent coughs than the leading cough medicine codeine.

Adjective modifier

• e.g.: May contain alcohol or a narcotic ( e.g. codeine ) These suppress coughing or loosen secretions.

• oral: Cleft palates should receive adequate doses of paracetamol and possibly oral codeine or NSAID's after twelve hours.

• leading: The study showed that an ingredient of chocolate called theobromine was more effective at stopping persistent coughs than the leading cough medicine codeine.

Modifies a noun

• phosphate: Codeine phosphate, with a low affinity for opioid receptors, carries minimal risk of physical dependence.

• tablet: Ena's arm and hand hurt by the morning, so gave her a codeine tablet and left her in bed.

• paracetamol: Prescriptions Paracetamol or codeine Paracetamol tablets: 1g up to four times a day NHS prescription.

• derivative: But ' combined analgesics ' - paracetamol combined with a codeine derivative - may be more helpful.

Preposition: in

• pain: Aspirin plus codeine in postoperative pain Clinical bottom line: Aspirin 650 mg plus codeine 60 mg is an effective analgesic in postoperative pain.