Converse of object

• have: You 've Lost that Loving Feeling Jenny Dowling, alias Scrooge Has Christmas lost its sparkle for you?

Modifying Another Word

• so: It was like my God shutting a door on me, I have never felt so lost, due to my own selfish actions.

• not: Part Five: A Soul Not Lost She lay there with her eyes closed, lifeless, but she wasn't dead.

Modifies a noun

• soul: Lost Souls, is a modern horror movie which has all the elements of the classic moments.

• innocence: Shame here is pictured as a moment of lost innocence.

• revenue: Lost revenue on stolen goods Remember - the first cost of fraud is the lost revenue on stolen goods.

• productivity: There are costs from lost productivity - 50 million working days lost due to tobacco related illness.

• sinner: The footnote below gives more examples of lost sinners that were saved by Jesus.

• tribe: These are what are commonly called the ten lost tribes.

Used with adjective complement

• get: Signing & Getting lost: Signing for cycle routes in the UK is dreadful.

• feel: It was like my God shutting a door on me, I have never felt so lost, due to my own selfish actions.

• seem: A battle ensues which Buffy is clearly losing, but as all seems lost Giles appears to stop Willow.

• reduce: This reduces stress on the plant and therefore reduces lost growing time and greatly reduces the risk of losing plants after propagation.

Preposition: in

• translation: The first film to be broadcast free-to-air will be Lost in Translation.