Converse of object

• cause: Network Rail are investigating but said a thaw, following the big freeze of recent days had caused the landslip.

• follow: These were exposed at Evans Cliff following a recent landslip.

• repair: Rowland also took another contract with the GWR to repair landslips in the Vale of the White Horse.

Adjective modifier

• major: The UK portal posed specific difficulties during construction as the tunnel passed through a major landslip at the base of Castle Hill.

• massive: This was probably the time of massive landslips in the Blackdown Hills.

• recent: These were exposed at Evans Cliff following a recent landslip.

• large: A zone of large, fossil landslips can be seen on the southern slope of Bredon Hill, north of Kemerton.

• huge: At first it was feared the huge landslip may have buried a walker, cyclist or jogger out on the popular sea walk.

• coastal: Examples include woodland clearings and rides, calcareous grassland, coastal landslips, abandoned quarries, disused railroad cuttings, and limestone pavements.

Modifies a noun

• event: Images are annotated to indicate the effects of the landslip event upon drainage ditch failure.

• debris: Debris loading of the benches by landslip debris from above is associated with groundwater seepage at the junctions between interbedded sandstones and clays.

• material: Some of the vegetation seen in the October 1996 photo above, has been covered by new landslip material.

• area: The working space was very restricted and great care was taken to ensure the construction activity did not further mobilize the landslip areas.

• activity: Many of these structures have been activated in the last 10,000 years during landslip activity.