Converse of object

• defend: I might support it as the last act to defend ones homeland after all peaceful methods have failed.

• adopt: Five years after his family fled Somalia, the teenager was petrified about traveling around his adopted homeland.

• protect: Meanwhile, we have strengthened our defenses here at home, including a comprehensive reorganization of our government to better protect the homeland.

• secure: Although not directly related to securing the homeland against terrorism, this support affects the impact of terrorist action.

• establish: They share a dream - to collaborate across frontiers to establish a new creative homeland.

Adjective modifier

• ancestral: Some 300 people of Orcadian ancestry, most of them Canadian, returned to their ancestral homeland.

• beloved: In a silent moonlit night she sits on the hills and her eyes gaze across her beloved homeland.

• tribal: In 1878 Cheyennes under Dull Knife and Little Wolf left their reservation in Oklahoma and headed north to their former tribal homeland.

• Kurdish: It seems he became involved with the PKK and the fight for a Kurdish homeland.

Modifies a noun

• defense: Thus protection of information systems is a critical part of homeland defense.

• security: The rest of the homeland security new vehicles with.

• defense: I want to devote some time to the issue of homeland defense.

• mission: I'm grateful for the opportunity to address such a distinguished group about the far-reaching and international implications of the homeland security mission.

• official: He is declared technically stateless and told by the ambitious homeland security official that to him ' America is closed ' .

• professional: This means more effective actions can be taken by homeland security professionals at all levels.

Noun used with modifier

• case: Older have a up my home this case homeland security.

• home: Four times the average this new jersey home owner insurance case homeland security.