Object

• scoreline: City fans who weren't there could easily get carried away by the overall flattering scoreline.

• neckline: It is not too tight, not too loose, with a flattering round neckline and shaped sleeves.

• portrait: It also features a Soft focus filter that can be used to achieve more flattering portraits.

• delight: Ah whither will you lead me flattering delight, Will you then betray me, once again?

• shape: Geoffrey's agenda was to give a more flattering shape to the history of the Britons.

• fit: Slim fitting ladies ' tee shirt made from cotton fabric with slight stretch for a flattering fit.

Converse of object

• become: The land which the river flows over is becoming flatter.

Subject

• attention: The San Diego County judge who issued the restraining order told him that he should be flattered by the attention.

Adjective modifier

• little: The octave nominals are a little flatter than in modern bells.

Modifies a noun

• structure: Much flatter structures means career management might not offer a move up the ladder.

• area: Few areas of the tips can be fenced effectively, although itâs more practical on flatter areas, where electric fencing has been trialed.

Modifying Another Word

• incredibly: Rockwell, in particular, remains incredibly flattered by Clooney's loyalty toward him, saying: " It's really amazing.

• somewhat: Yet they would be the first to admit that the scoreline was somewhat flattering.

• slightly: At this stage, a 1:1 scoreline with two matches to play is slightly flattering to Australia.

• rather: Two of their goals came in the final three minutes to give the final scoreline a rather flattering look.

• quite: I think he was quite flattered actually, he was very into it.

Used with why or when

• when: John gave Ollie most of his sardines and was flattered when the cat jumped up on his knee.

Infinitive complement

• deceive: Perhaps they also sometimes flatter only to deceive planners.

Preposition: by

• attention: The San Diego County judge who issued the restraining order told him that he should be flattered by the attention.