Converse of object

• need: Most of the time only Jenny and her husband are in the car, and being tall they need good legroom.

• have: But there is not even enough room for two children, because with child seats they would still have no legroom.

• provide: Seat cushions are thinner tho the resulting thinner seat profile does provide slightly more legroom.

• offer: What's more, all of our coaches have less than the maximum number of seats that could be fitted - offering extra legroom.

• allow: Seats are spaced over a meter apart to allow maximum legroom.

• increase: The rear seats are divided 60/40, individually recline and can slide to increase the legroom or load space by 165mm.

Adjective modifier

• rear: There's not very much rear legroom in the back either: any Ford Mondeo or Vauxhall Vectra will give you much more.

• ample: The boot is ample, rear seat legroom is adequate.

• additional: It has developed a fully integrated online booking feature to reserve aisle or window seats with additional legroom.

• more: Some of the seats in the cinema, at the end of the rows, allow for a little more legroom.

• enough: Will there be enough legroom in the New Entertainment Venue?

• most: Aisle seats have the most legroom, except row A in the Stalls.

Modifies a noun

• seat: On First Choice Airways flights you can reserve extra legroom seats.

Noun used with modifier

• passenger: The new car has a wheelbase 105mm longer than the outgoing 156, significantly improving both front and rear passenger legroom.

• inch: Late in 1972 Jaguar introduced the long wheel base XJ6L and XJ12L, offering an extra 4 inches legroom to the rear seating area.

• seat: The boot is ample, rear seat legroom is adequate.

Preposition: in

• back: There's not very much rear legroom in the back either: any Ford Mondeo or Vauxhall Vectra will give you much more.

• seat: Most charter operators now also offer some form of upgraded service with extended legroom in some seats and in-flight entertainment and movies.

• rear: There is the usual supermini lack of legroom in the rear for adults, but plenty of space for luggage.

Preposition: for

• passenger: The S-Type still lacks rear legroom for adult passengers.