Converse of object

• build: The churchyard contains an elegant classical mausoleum built in 1775 for members of the Bradshaw family.

• visit: Visited the mausoleum of Chiang Kai-shek where we were entertained by the elaborate changing of the guard ceremony.

• become: The Abbey was to become the mausoleum of the early Celtic Kings of Scotland who wished to be buried near to St. Columba.

• erect: Martin Sheets wanted to make sure be would not be buried alive so he erected a large mausoleum in Highland Lawn Cemetery.

• contain: The churchyard contains an elegant classical mausoleum built in 1775 for members of the Bradshaw family.

• have: His descendants at Great Saxham have a mausoleum in the church there.

Preposition: in

• church: His descendants at Great Saxham have a mausoleum in the church there.

• ground: Lady Dedlock is buried in a mausoleum in the grounds and the manner and circumstances of her death are kept secret.

Adjective modifier

• large: Martin Sheets wanted to make sure be would not be buried alive so he erected a large mausoleum in Highland Lawn Cemetery.

• impressive: There are many impressive mausoleum and memorials in a wide variety of styles.

• circular: On the east side of the circular mausoleum another apsidal wall of chalk and flint was reported in 1893.

• small: An hour or so later I discovered his footprints in some mud outside a small marble mausoleum.

• Gothic: Another charming ( and more accessible ) Gothic mausoleum is that of Sophie Beard ( Plot 120 - illustrated right ).

Noun used with modifier

• marble: This amazing 17th century marble mausoleum was built by the Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his second wife, who died during childbirth.

• family: Boswell is buried in the family mausoleum next to church.

• century: The present churchyard contains the remains of an 18th century mausoleum built by the Henderson family.

• sandstone: Nearby is the domed granite and sandstone Mausoleum of Aga Khan.