Converse of object

• forbid: A rule which forbids social intercourse between members of different corps is strict.

• facilitate: The walls of the vagina have elasticity to facilitate intercourse and childbirth.

• have: Straight away he will want to have intercourse, he will want to kiss!

• avoid: I avoided intercourse with them in every possible way.

• hold: The shaman's personal soul quits his body in a trance to hold intercourse with spirits.

• enjoy: With Lord Jeffrey he had enjoyed some delightful intercourse.

Adjective modifier

• unprotected: HIV is, of course, not transmitted by unprotected anal intercourse.

• anal: In addition, Dunn had anal intercourse with the victim, probably without her consent.

• heterosexual: The study reported here explored what young women say about their first heterosexual intercourse.

• vaginal: They were all couples in established relationships using condoms for vaginal intercourse.

Preposition: with

• girl: Thailand: Thai penal code outlaws sexual intercourse with a girl under 13, with or without consent.

• woman: He then begins to have full-on intercourse with the woman.

• partner: Gonorrhea is an excellent indicator of unprotected sexual intercourse with multiple partners, the principal sexual risk for the transmission of HIV.

• man: First, when an immature girl has sexual intercourse with a man, her gradual development toward sexual maturity can be affected.

• world: Here lay all his intercourse with the outer world.

• people: Being anxious to enter into friendly intercourse with these people, Cook renewed the attempt next morning.

Preposition: between

• man: But the largest number of new infections resulted from sexual intercourse between men - almost half of all new cases.

Preposition: in

• direction: In place of the old local and national seclusion and self sufficiency, we have intercourse in every direction, universal interdependence of nations.