Preposition: of

• world: There are other stories which indicate this human ability to control the denizens of the inner worlds.

• hell: They too suffer horribly but, unlike the denizens of Hell, they have hope; they are working up toward paradise.

• underworld: Upon falling to the Earth, they become denizens of the underworld - the faceless and anonymous Anunnaki.

• place: He was hardly inclined to walk up to any of the denizens of the place and start asking private-eye questions.

• planet: Were these cylinders bearing the last denizens of a once thriving red planet, intent upon claiming Earth as their new home world?

• land: Then the door is closed, leaving the auditorium to the denizens of the border lands to finish their dinner in peace.

Converse of object

• make: Corydoras and Ancistrus catfish make excellent denizens for the bottom level of the aquarium.

• become: I feel I've become a denizen of the true Earth for the first time.

• do: In their watchful silence, and in their rapt attention, do these denizens of the borderlands make known their approbation.

Adjective modifier

• other: Meanwhile, Nemo has befriended the other denizens of the tank, who are led by scarred Moorish idol Gill.

• various: Various denizens of the streets and slums inhabit dark corners of this most brutal of worlds and occasionally Torque encounters them.

• new: Are the new denizens of this area living among the ghosts of the past?

• first: The first travelers to Mars or the first long-term denizens of a lunar base would confront very hostile environments.

• fearsome: Are you a match for the fearsome denizens of the dungeons below?

• supernatural: Travel Risks Long-distance travel is rarely assured to be safe for any supernatural denizen of the World of Darkness.