Converse of object

• see: Many Russian people would like to see the oligarchs jailed and there assets seized.

Adjective modifier

• Russian: Bankrolled by the Russian oligarch, Chelsea have moved to control the game in England like no club has ever done in the past.

• international: The most likely culprits, says the General, were transnational mafias and international oligarchs More.. .

• so-called: This call was answered by the business elite ( the so-called oligarchs ), who used their media assets to accumulate political capital.

• financial: The cycle of capitalist economic crises has traditionally seen workers thrown onto the dole by the financial oligarchs.

• corrupt: Their peoples are tired of corrupt ' Unions ' and corrupt oligarchs, whatever their foreign ideology may be called.

• few: A few oligarchs enriched themselves through colonial plunder, while much of the population was poverty-stricken.

Noun used with modifier

• billionaire: Billionaire oligarchs who have backed Putin, such as Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich, continue to do very well.

• oil: This has been vigorously opposed by the local oil oligarchs.