Converse of object

• marry: The Lord Chancellor suggests that the law should be changed to " every fairy must die that doesn't marry a mortal " .

• lie: There in Plot number 340 lie the mortal remains of Michael Barrett.

• become: He didn't just become mortal, He died.

• help: Sir John saw his investment rapidly repaid many times over and he helped the talented young mortal expand his businesses.

• make: It would be enough to make lesser mortals crawl back to the day job.

Adjective modifier

• mere: For us mere mortals there is the team relays, these are staged over the sprint distance.

• lesser: All season they have managed to compete with just 3 players with us lesser mortals playing up to help out.

• ordinary: Many ordinary Catholic mortals don't have such an easy road.

• poor: Luckily for us poor mortals it has been ported to Windows.

• normal: Normal mortals can now skip to the end of these numbered paragraphs.

• most: But even so, just one of Boris ' several jobs would be enough to keep most ordinary mortals busy and out of mischief.

Modifies a noun

• coil: At least when you shuffle off your mortal coil, the coffin will only have two corners damaged.

• peril: In their mortal peril the Greeks turned to us for succor.

• sin: Now the infused virtue of love is lost through any mortal sin.

• flesh: Then came the swish of swift sharp spears seeking the mortal flesh of adversaries.

• danger: Putting the lives of your country's citizens in constant mortal danger?

• enemy: Also, scanning many megabytes of data looking for the right bits is not a job I'd wish on my mortal enemy.

Modifying Another Word

• not: The blow which had struck Michael Strogoff was not mortal.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Once endowed with its less than perfect Body, the Creation, we might say, became mortal.

Preposition: with

• immortality: For the perishable must clothe itself with the imperishable, and the mortal with immortality.