Converse of object

• modify: Examples are trials with genetically modified organism, radioactive substances or involving medical devices.

• single-cel: Bacteria Bacteria are tiny, single-celled organisms that live in the body.

• live: The Church is a living organism, you cannot say how life will turn out.

• invade: Fungi can live on dead or decaying organic matter or parasitically by invading living organisms.

• infect: Such drugs rapidly destroy the pool of infecting organisms.

• disease-cause: TRAVELLER'S DIARRHEA Precautionary measures can be taken to protect against disease-causing organisms not found at home.

Modifies a noun

• biology: In Biological Sciences, the research emphasis is focussed on whole organism biology.

Adjective modifier

• pathogenic: Intact skin provides an effective barrier to invasion by pathogenic organisms - it is an important part of the body's external defense mechanisms.

• multicellular: In 1998 the nematode became the first multicellular organism to have its genome sequenced.

• causative: Once the causative organism is known, treatment should be modified accordingly.

• microscopic: Initially microscopic organisms feed on the more succulent ingredients in the pile.

• aquatic: This ought to serve you well for any aquatic organisms you might be looking for.

• marine: The largest legendary sort of fierce sea monsters down to the smallest marine organism, all made in one day.

Preposition: on

• planet: Bacteria Bacteria are possibly the most numerous types of organisms on the planet.

Noun used with modifier

• micro: The micro organisms find it very difficult to settle or reproduce.

• spoilage: During this testing, the concentrate was inoculated with 30 known spoilage organisms and bacteria.

• living: Yoga is like a living organism, ever changing, growing, evolving.

• micro-: Disease comes from exposure to various nasty micro- organisms, and from genetic infirmities.

• single-cell: The research will look at the complex language which single-cell organisms use to control their behavior.

• decomposer: This is because the decomposer organisms are too cold to work quickly.