Converse of subject

• dominate: Soelle: In a language world dominated by consumerism, we can only express ourselves in the categories of having.

• consume: How we need to pray for people today so many of whom are consumed by consumerism.

Converse of object

• promote: Promotion of consumerism to local business Three Guest speaker lunches are to be arranged to promote consumerism with local business.

• reject: The Bugatti, the telephone, the female skier and the urban skyscraper include rather than reject the new consumerism.

• challenge: A film which in many respects goes against the grain and openly challenges consumerism.

• grow: Growing consumerism is the downside The picture, however, is not all rosy.

• take: Has universal consumerism taken over where religion formerly reigned?

• resist: RB: Once you resist consumerism, you're called four things, because you're erasing four different leftist categories of consumer.

Adjective modifier

• rampant: Christmas has become yet another victim of society's rampant consumerism.

• mindless: Either we find the nearly impossible, adequate response to mindless consumerism and accumulating technological power, or there is no hope.

• ethical: Ethical consumerism has now entered the transport services market via the ETA.

• western: Should we think in terms of a linear expansion of western consumerism ending in global convergence?

• Western: These are Western materialist consumerism, and its concomitant ideologies of the superiority of the new and the rejection of the old.

• green: It's more evidence of the growth in green consumerism in Britain.

Preposition: as

• way: Whole nations too can engage in industrialism and consumerism as a way of evading a deeper search for national identity.

Noun used with modifier

• mass: The unique Japanese combination of miniaturization, mass consumerism, industrial design and creativity appeals to artists and technicians alike.