Preposition: of

• nation: A commonwealth of nations fought, Inspired by her strength, Democracy was held intact By the price they paid at length.

• massachusetts: The commonwealth of massachusetts your friends or watching you work field of pastry.

Converse of object

• join: Already it has compelled many of them to join the so-called Commonwealth of Independent States.

• leave: The great majority did, although Ireland did not and South Africa left the Commonwealth for many years.

• include: European, North American and other international ( including Commonwealth ) monitors were not invited.

• establish: A covenant to establish a commonwealth in political union with the U.S. was approved in 1975.

• build: At Edinburgh, I hope that together we can start to build a Commonwealth for the 21st Century.

• say: Adams castigated my biography of Thomas More in a review in the New Republic because I said the island commonwealth had no king.

Adjective modifier

• godly: Davies sees a strong compensation for this weakness in the idea of the godly commonwealth.

• ethical: Kant had anticipated some of the features of the ethical commonwealth in earlier works.

• modern: The modern Commonwealth has sought to be relevant by championing democracy.

• British: It is not just the term " the British Commonwealth " that should be consigned to history.

• free: A most free commonwealth of " voters; " but with Eternal Justice to preside over it, Eternal Justice enforced by Almighty Power!

Modifies a noun

• citizen: United Kingdom 1985 UK government imposed visa requirements on visitors from Sri Lanka - first time Commonwealth citizens obliged to have visas.

• cemetery: It is now the largest Commonwealth war cemetery in the world in terms of burials.

• fund: The concerns i whether price response commonwealth fund reported an agent work.

• affair: Hancock, W.K. , Survey of British commonwealth affairs, vol.

• country: For UK General elections candidates must be citizens of the UK, Ireland or a commonwealth country.

• game: Michael, a commonwealth games athlete, finished seventh in 2002, was having to deal with the same slippery conditions.