Converse of object

• oust: Meanwhile in Beverley, Liberal Democrat John Bird and two Independents stormed to victory in Beverley St. Mary's ward, ousting the Conservatives.

• accuse: Mr Blair accused the Conservatives of scaremongering and said they had gone from âbeing a one-nation party to a one-issue partyâ .

• elect: This means we focus on what really matters - getting Conservatives elected and building a modern, open, confident organization.

• beat: Sun 1st Aug 2004: By election results shows that only the Liberal Democrats can beat Conservatives in North West Hampshire.

Adjective modifier

• Welsh: Indeed, Welsh Conservatives want to enhance the services they offer.

• Scottish: Something needs to be done to make the Scottish Parliament work and the Scottish Conservatives are the only Party offering something different.

• pragmatic: A widely-held view in Tehran is that the pragmatic conservatives are keener to strike a bargain with the US than are the liberal reformists.

Modifies a noun

• assumption: But in addition Migrationwatch believe that the population projections themselves make very conservative assumptions about migration.

• revelry: Sojourn of conservative revelry the infamous foxy's calls along the jose the capital.

• politician: A conservative politician making the BNP appear respectable is very dangerous.

Modifying Another Word

• theologically: The Missouri synod is more theologically conservative than many Lutheran traditions.

• fiscally: This linking is amplified by a fiscally conservative environment that asks agencies to do more with less.

Noun used with modifier

• voting: It could therefore be expected to set up cognitive dissonance in anyone considering voting Conservative.

Used with adjective complement

• true-believing: Contributing editor who's and true-believing conservative in as much a larger draft.