Converse of object

• reach: Milford says this project is timely because the green energy industry may have reached a crucial juncture.

• explore: The purpose of this paper is to explore this juncture by defining the issues surrounding the shift and weighing the possibilities for the future.

• define: In many ways this is a defining juncture for the future of European identity.

• seem: The invention of tradition This seems a good juncture at which to raise three general issues.

Adjective modifier

• critical: Amos stood at the critical juncture between two cultures.

• crucial: We are at a crucial juncture in the HIV epidemic.

• historical: Yet the historical juncture Russia is now passing through calls for the exertion of all our Party's energies.

• particular: I'm not even sure that in the end I did in fact learn to swim at this particular juncture.

• historic: So economic reform is terribly important at this historic juncture with enlargement taking place as well.

• appropriate: Both obstacles had now been removed and this was considered an appropriate juncture to revisit the issue.

Preposition: in

• history: This is a crucial juncture in the history of the Middle East.

• development: How can the world's left, democratic and progressive forces find a way forward from this dangerous juncture in world development?

• time: But at this juncture in time, I honestly don't know whether it is.

• parliament: But we need to start debating this in public now, not wait until it gets to a crucial juncture in parliament.

• process: We are at a crucial juncture in the peace process and comments such as those expressed by Mr McDowell cannot be tolerated.

• narrative: This can be attributed to the clearly defined junctures in an ultimately sequential narrative which underlies even a work as complex as Oedipus Tyrannus.

Preposition: of

• history: They were part of a multivariate nexus of factors operative at a unique juncture of German history, and therefore they are legitimate explanations.

• nave: An incised stone, now painted over but still visible is located at the juncture of the nave and chancel.

Preposition: with

• nave: Red sandstone quoins define the original chancel, at its juncture with the present nave.

Preposition: by

• flashforwards: Or flows interrupted at junctures by flashforwards and flashbacks?