Converse of object

• live: For Nathan, who had lived an insular life, Aids wasn't an issue.

• breathe: Of course, to breathe new life into an old formula is just the first step into the garden; the potential is endless.

Preposition: as

• ransom: Jesus said later that he would die to give his life as a ransom for many. That's Mark 10.45.

Adjective modifier

• everyday: In terms of everyday life, it's not really a hassle.

• eternal: He wants us to know eternal life with him.

• real: Many today seek a more significant life, an enduring life, what they might call a real life.

• human: Abreaction becomes a regular aspect of human life in times of change.

• marine: In Puerto de Santiago there is a rocky cove with three pools full of marine life.

Preposition: on

• earth: People had started to become more aware that there was a spiritual side to life on earth.

Modifies a noun

• expectancy: The life expectancy of donkeys is low with only 11 % of donkeys sampled being over the age of 15 years.

• cycle: Mr Hunter's work is helping to fill in some of the gaps in our understanding of the life cycle of this pathogen.

• assurance: A maxi ISA can hold stocks and shares, cash and life assurance... one provider.

• insurance: I was then transferred to Colombia for six months to work on a project to create a life insurance product.

• span: Enterprise wide architectures have a longer life span than the architecture of individual systems.

• science: We are a long way from a single " life science industry " .

Noun used with modifier

• battery: We got 8 hours 1 minute of battery life in total, with music playing right to the end.

• family: Within the context of family life, this causes immense pressure.

• adult: The majority of working age disabled people become disabled at some point during their adult life.