Converse of object

• chant: Support CUP, chant the mantra, sign up, send money.

• recite: I have recited the mantra for one whole year " .

• repeat: A: There is NO ONE there to repeat the mantra.

• become: Instead, praying has become a mantra for survival... .

• hear: It is not unusual to hear the mantra that RCTs are the Gold standard, the most highly prized source of evidence.

• know: You know the mantra - no pain, no gain.

Adjective modifier

• oft-repeated: People are our most valuable resource " is an oft-repeated business mantra.

• repeated: The idea that the basin is ' the lungs of the world ' has become a much repeated mantra.

• sacred: What is there greater than the sacred UN mantra of ' no interference in the internal affairs of a Member State ' ?

• usual: There appears to be complete official indifference to the usual mantras of secrecy and " national security " .

• familiar: Faced with this apparent collapse of order, a familiar mantra is repeated: ' the clash of civilisations ' .

• old: This will not only be due to the old mantra of ' lack of political will ' .

Modifies a noun

• meditation: This is possible by the practice of mantra meditation.

Noun used with modifier

• Sanskrit: Nowhere is this idea more true than for Sanskrit mantra.

• marketing: People to use decide marketing mantra at the same.

• government: Mia is a great exponent of the present government mantra education, education, education.

• Buddhist: The best-known Buddhist mantra is ' Om Mane Padme Hom ' which means ' Hail the jewel in the lotus ' .

• seed: Ganesha's seed mantra is Gam, and verses 7 - 9 of the Ganesha Upanishad comprise a simple meditation upon it.

Possessives

• government: Clearly there's a tension there which goes way beyond the government's mantra of " creative discomfort " .

Preposition: of

• choice: That has occurred at a time when all parties in the House have been repeating the mantra of more choice in education.