Modifying Another Word

• already: Meditation is the process of re-discover ing, enjoying and using the positive qualities already latent within you.

• still: When the ruminant feed ban was introduced, the scale of the epidemic was still latent.

• hitherto: So what's brought on this rare expression of a hitherto latent double standard?

• previously: This unexpected relationship brings out new and previously latent aspects of the object.

• even: Four, many people are part of informal and even latent networks that need to be identified by activists.

• always: Of course, the advantage of the culturally sedimented idealization of the lifeworld was its always latent, always available state.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• uncover: In this way, she might uncover things latent in the work that even I don¹t know are there.

Modifies a noun

• heat: Heat capacity, change of phase, latent heat.

• tendency: The inherent or latent tendencies have been accumulated from life to life.

• indexing: They make use of a wide range of algorithms such as latent semantic indexing, SVD, Pearson correlation and so on.

• anti-Semitism: Many Americans ascribe what they regard as a lack of total commitment to the anti-terrorism cause to latent European anti-Semitism.

• defect: The LDA want the panel to cover construction risk, liability, advance loss of revenue and latent defects.

• fingerprint: They were able to use gelatin to create fake fingerprints from photographs of latent fingerprints left on glass.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Many of these were in elderly people who developed infections, which remained latent in the body, many years ago.

• support: To illustrate this, consider the following: C# clearly does support latent typing.

Preposition: in

• man: He opens the reader to universal powers latent in man, powers far greater than any psychic abilities.

• body: Many of these were in elderly people who developed infections, which remained latent in the body, many years ago.