Converse of object

• don: To assume an identity is to don the mantle appropriate to the account to be offered.

• inherit: Thus, the modern embalmer inherits the mantle passed on through the centuries.

• assume: Tony Blair, almost of my generation, which makes me feel very old, assumes the mantle of Prime Minister.

Adjective modifier

• lithospheric: Alkaline igneous rocks and geochemical enrichment in the lithospheric mantle.

• uppermost: Lithosphere is called the solid part of the earth, including the crust and the uppermost mantle.

• incandescent: But please bear in mind that in terms of light output, they can't compete with incandescent mantles or filaments.

• icy: To a limited extent, attempts have been made to study icy grain mantles using traditional matrix isolation techniques in high vacuum.

• upper: These plates float on the partially molten rocks of the upper mantle.

• wooden: Original fire with tiled hearth, backing and wooden mantle.

Modifies a noun

• plume: The location of mantle plumes during the initial stages of Gondwana break up.

• convection: A view into a high resolution mantle convection simulation.

• lymphoma: Which is good news, but with mantle cell lymphoma, you cannot become complacent.

• cavity: They feed on detritus and plankton which they trap on a mucous net in their mantle cavity.

• shelf: Originally displayed on the mantle shelf over the fire.

Noun used with modifier

• cement: The inner and outer contours of the cement mantles was traced from CT scans and the thickness and cross-sectional area determined.

• timber: Coal effect living flame gas fire with marble hearth and inset with timber mantle surround.

• marble: There is an open fire place with a marble mantle and a gas log fire along one wall there are shelves with cupboards below.

Possessives

• earth: The behavior of the Earth's mantle remains a first order problem in the Earth Sciences.

• lady: Damper areas support species such as meadowsweet, ragged robin, water avens, lady's mantle and meadow fescue.

Preposition: of

• drumlin: Below ca 350m, there is an almost complete mantle of drumlins forming an internationally acknowledged type example of a'drumlin swarm ' .