Converse of object

• resist: Germany's catastrophic error in 1914 was to resist British economic imperialism by recourse to war - the means of the previous age.

• oppose: Anyone who opposed American imperialism had to be on the side of the angels and so the eastern European Communists were the good guys.

• defeat: In it he sums up the tactic of defeating imperialism.

• argue: At the beginning of the 20th century Russian revolutionary Lenin argued that imperialism had three parts to it?

• justify: While justifying imperialism, they also use it to justify problems on the " home front " .

• fight: In between waging class war and fighting imperialism, Ms German leads a rather touching crusade on behalf of the Routemaster bus.

Converse of subject

• dominate: But backward countries are part of a world dominated by imperialism.

• impose: But these " core Commonwealth values " have been those imposed by British imperialism and interpreted to suit its interests.

Adjective modifier

• Western: This, I think, is the flipside of the arguments about a new Western imperialism.

• cultural: In any debates about cultural imperialism, whose empire are we really talking about?

• linguistic: Mühlhäusler, Peter ( 1996 ) Linguistic ecology: language change and linguistic imperialism in the Pacific region.

• British: Kashmir is at present occupied by India, a legacy of British imperialism.

• American: There is a simple reason why he attacked the US: American imperialism.

• western: Like Janus, facing both ways, the good cop, bad cop front has always been the preferred tactic of western imperialism.

Modifies a noun

• cannot: The struggle against war and imperialism cannot be the task of any sort of special " committees.

• today: Alternatives for Change and Social Movements Edited by Atilio A. Boron This book offers new perspectives on Empire and Imperialism today.

Noun used with modifier

• anglo-us: The sabre-rattling and threats of Anglo-US imperialism have been met with growing opposition in Britain, the US and throughout the world.

• world: One reason the old empires did crumble was the changing balance of forces in world imperialism.

• medium: How does this localisation relate to the notions of cultural and media imperialism?

Preposition: in

• region: Uganda is useful for US imperialism in this region.