Converse of object

• use: Leys are plowed and cereals drilled using a power harrow and drill combination unit.

Object

• tale: A young girl thinks she may have found the answer through the harrowing tale her new neighbor has to tell.

• testimony: Members heard harrowing personal testimonies to such crimes during a visit to the region last week?

• footage: Outcome of the latest investigation Advocates ' harrowing footage received extensive media coverage.

• scene: Let us draw the curtain over this harrowing scene.

• story: The piece includes some harrowing stories of how some participants originally came to London.

Modifies a noun

• comb: Cereals sown on wide rows, 25 cm ( 9 3/4 inch ) At 2 leaf stage go through with the harrow comb.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: Also, as such a truly harrowing story, it is crafted well enough to draw huge sympathy.

• particularly: In providing me with accounts of particularly harrowing experiences they appeared to be creating a testament which demanded sharing.

• extremely: This was an extremely harrowing experience for all the members of staff who were involved.

• rather: A love story, an adventure story - at times rather harrowing in its descriptions of torture by the Germans.

• often: Often harrowing reading, this is a story of a man of his times swept up in bloody events.

Noun used with modifier

• tine: A new spring tine harrow specially designed for use on grassland is solving an age-old problem for dairy farmer Will Taylor.

• comb: The decision to buy an 18m Opico comb harrow was made to pre-empt a possible future levy on agrochemical use.

• grass: The OPICO grass harrow in operation on the all weather sand track at Wolverhampton Racecourse.

• disk: Photo C - cultivating the soil by disk harrow in Britain.

• chain: We've tried the chain harrow in the past without anything like the same benefits.

• spring: A new spring tine harrow specially designed for use on grassland is solving an age-old problem for dairy farmer Will Taylor.