Converse of object

• enter: And so, 10 years ago this month, the first British MP entered cyberspace.

• make: Some might be moved to action by cyber policy issues, making cyberspace an attractive venue for carrying out an attack.

• use: One is the presentation of actual town plans using cyberspace.

• secure: DHS will closely coordinate with private sectors on plans and initiatives to secure cyberspace.

• call: An increasing amount of human activity is now taking place within the computer generated space that we have come to call cyberspace.

• see: Or there are those such as the extropians who see cyberspace as the natural home for human identities that have been uploaded onto silicon.

Preposition: as

• frontier: They are also often the ones most familiar with the language of cyberspace as the final frontier and the last global commons.

Adjective modifier

• radical: Two channels are already up and running: OfflineTV â a quality-controlled screening of the best of whatâs out there in radical cyberspace.

• outside: For this reason, this article focuses on the anthropological aspect: the individual inside and outside cyberspace.

• secure: Home users and small businesses can help the Nation secure cyberspace by securing their own connections to it.

• deep: This has now disappeared into deepest cyberspace, but I've brought my posts from there over to here.

Modifies a noun

• gang: For the Corps is beating that legendary Navy recruiter Andrew Miller at his own game - with a cyberspace press gang.

• press: For the Corps is beating that legendary Navy recruiter Andrew Miller at his own game - with a cyberspace press gang.

• security: The Secretary of DHS will have important responsibilities in cyberspace security.

• community: The appropriation of new communications technology can take place in the name of new cyberspace communities of diversity.

• consumer: Market your on-line business, products or services to 10 + million British cyberspace consumers who are ready & hungry to save money!

• today: His book has an easily accessible style, is often humorous, yet hits on many issues important in cyberspace today.

Noun used with modifier

• term: The phrase " virtual reality, " coined by Jaron Lanier ( 3 ), is more generic than the term cyberspace.

Possessives

• term: Evans What do you understand by the term ' cyberspace ' ?

Preposition: for

• user: Eventually, it is expected to automatically generate, as a whole, the optimal cyberspace for each user.