Preposition: of

• attack: Some denial of service attacks exist due to buggy software.

• crucifixion: The Islamic denial of the crucifixion derives directly from a this-worldly view of the " kingdom of God " and of salvation.

• authorship: I did four cases that involved denial of authorship of an incriminating document: a letter, or an entry in a diary.

• liberty: For that reason, we see attacks on our parades as both a denial of civil liberties and an attack on our religion.

• allegation: I can therefore only repeat my vigorous denials of the allegations which were issued at the outset of this case.

• doctrine: Certainly, the denial of this doctrine has huge practical consequences, not least in education.

Converse of object

• distribute: A distributed denial of service attack on the NHL Web site took it off the air for several days, 21 through 25 May.

• constitute: The claim to universality and the isolated abstract individual presupposed by such economics constitutes a denial of interdependence and impermanence.

• assume: Health insurance coverage assumes that denial than percent of.

• launch: Initial versions of Code Red, released in July 2001 attempted to launch a denial of service attack on the whitehouse.gov Website.

Adjective modifier

• vehement: However with two other players receiving the same message later in the night and their vehement denials further investigation was required.

• outright: This is an outright denial of the teaching of Christ, the teaching of the apostles.

• strenuous: Now go away. The Palace quickly issued a strenuous denial.

• repeated: He suggested that despite Baghdad's repeated denials, the government still had time to change its mind.

• vigorous: I can therefore only repeat my vigorous denials of the allegations which were issued at the outset of this case.

• utter: Gordon and his muppets at the BoE seem to be in complete and utter denial.

Noun used with modifier

• holocaust: Holocaust denial per se is not an offense in the United Kingdom.

• visa: In either case of visa denial, the insurance premium is fully refundable.

• self: Pointing me at the retailer is fair but denying any problems smacks of self denial.