Object

• soldier: A nation with the highest number of forcibly conscripted child soldiers in the world.

• man: The House of Commons endorses the government's decision to conscript men of twenty for military service.

• child: Once, we debated another school over the issue of conscripting children into armies.

• army: This tactic wreaked huge casualties on the Central Powers, but tore out the heart of the largely conscript French army.

• people: These problems will be resolved by individuals illuminating the subject through academic insight not by conscripting people to conferences.

Preposition: into

• army: Aged 16 he was a french lad conscripted into the german army by virtue of his German mother.

• force: The young boys were captured and conscripted into the rebel forces and have known only war, shooting and killing since then.

Adjective modifier

• Russian: He is a Russian conscript who was shot in the chin during the battle in Grozny.

• Iraqi: Did anyone give a damn for the Iraqi poor conscripts our troops slaughtered and buried by bulldozers in mass graves?

• young: Almost all the other ranks were young conscripts from various parts of the North Riding of Yorkshire.

• new: Even then new conscripts would be very unlikely to be posted to a combat zone.

• French: The last intake of French conscripts completed their military service at the end of 2001.

• teenage: The Russian army is full of underfed teenage conscripts.

Modifies a noun

• army: In 1914 all the armies of the European powers were conscript armies, all subject to a draft of varying degrees of severity.

• soldier: Several hundred thousand Iraqis, mainly young conscript soldiers were killed in the Gulf War of 1991.

• troop: However, most EU states have too many immobile conscript troops and too few elite forces.

• force: The idea of large conscript forces for territorial defense is out the window really.

Modifying Another Word

• forcibly: A nation with the highest number of forcibly conscripted child soldiers in the world.

Noun used with modifier

• army: It was very dark and the platform was full of army conscripts.

Infinitive complement

• fight: Some were jailed for refusing to be conscripted to fight.