Converse of object

• defy: In another an elf and human cross the barriers between their lives to discover one another and defy the odds to keep their love.

• bet: Sports book betting odds 4 select your font face.

• stack: Against stacked odds, however, one aspect of New Orleans life is being kept alive.

• shorten: But you can shorten the odds with a little preparation An end to the late payment of debts?

• beat: But even if Nick can't beat these poor odds this time around, he'll be back next time with better name recognition.

• overcome: She overcame all odds, and led France's army to victory.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

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Adjective modifier

• insurmountable: DJ must overcome near insurmountable odds to save his friends and the world to keep from getting into some serious trouble with his dad.

• fixed: More recently, online bookmakers have begun offering fixed odds for football matches.

• impossible: Despite almost impossible odds, you win every time!

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Modifies a noun

• ratio: Continuous odds ratios for trend with proximity to sites were estimated.

• tench: The bream are also very active with anglers catching bags to 70lb with the odd tench to 7lb also reported!

• occasion: I remember British Eagle Brits visiting on the odd occasion.

• bit: Odd bits may need to be placed within further commands to work.

• moment: Mix in a few extra peppercorns to provide the odd moment of excitement in the final product.

• carp: Consisting of mainly roach, rudd and perch the odd small carp was also caught.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: This seemed odd, given that the game was taking place in Munich.

Noun used with modifier

• pot: With the antes in there, I was getting ridiculous pot odds against the higher pair.

Possessives

• bookmaker: Consequently, we believe that the bookmaker's odds are too short to represent value.