Converse of object

• grant: The Home Office either grants Indefinite Leave to Remain ( ILR ) or Humanitarian Protection to the asylum seeker.

• have: An application for nationality can only be made after a person had Indefinite Leave to Remain for a period of at least 12 months.

Used with adjective complement

• make: The conditions could remain for any period of time from a minimum of two years and could be made indefinite.

Modifies a noun

• detention: The ultimate effect of the measure is to permit the indefinite detention without charge of foreign nationals.

• pronoun: Usually, according to grammar books such devices are the primary numeral ' one ' , the indefinite pronouns or the zero marking.

• postponement: Clemens offered to pay all the expenses of the trip, but only indefinite postponement followed.

• dyad: The monad, which is opposed to the indefinite dyad, is just one of three gods for Numenius ( Fr.

• hiatus: In 2005, its members announced that the band was on " indefinite hiatus.

• extension: Come the end of the Cold War, the nuclear weapon states sought the indefinite extension of the NPT.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: It's a way of extending the life of games for an almost indefinite period of time.

• rather: A soul is then divined behind that rather indefinite form.

• potentially: The only aspect of a re-entry ban which received support was the potentially indefinite ban on those constituting a serious security risk.

• too: But that description does not describe; it is too vague, too general, too indefinite.

• not: The flexibility of the TWOD is, however, not indefinite.

• somewhat: The references by Origen, Novatian, and later Fathers are somewhat indefinite.

Preposition: in

• term: As noted in the text below, it treats accommodation agreements as indefinite in term.