Converse of object

• carve: Elsewhere there are carved stone gateposts, the original gates probably having been of wrought iron or timber.

• see: Turn right up the short tarmac road until you see the gateposts and a sign " Croft Park " .

Preposition: at

• entrance: It stirred the memory too; to find that one of the original concrete gateposts at the entrance to the camp still existed.

Adjective modifier

• old: First climb parallel to Dean Clough over Dean Fields, guided by old gateposts.

• large: An ornate large gatepost can be seen on your left with ruins of farm buildings.

• conical: Conical stone gateposts, with pointed capstones are a feature of the area.

• traditional: The conservation of stone walls, hedgerows and traditional stone gateposts would reinforce landscape pattern and character.

• occasional: Occasional stone gateposts and numerous former milk churn stands in either wood, brick, concrete or stone.

Noun used with modifier

• stone: Elsewhere there are carved stone gateposts, the original gates probably having been of wrought iron or timber.

• brick: And so she missed seeing the lorry knock down the brick gateposts at the end of the drive.

• steel: Despite her clear instructions, the driver tried to overtake in heavy rain, lost control and skidded into a steel gatepost.