Preposition: of

• repast: Previous, however, to his being allowed to partake of a repast along with them, he is bound under fearful oaths.

• salvation: Let them come and partake of this great salvation.

• refreshment: No person shall, except with the consent of a library officer, partake of refreshment in the library.

• loaf: We are to partake of the bread morally, we all partake of the one loaf.

• feast: They prayed that she should honor their homes with a visit and partake of the feast they were most eager to offer.

Preposition: with

• question: You will be encouraged to partake with questions and conversation but will not be pressurized to do so.

Modifying Another Word

• all: Here at the Honiton day project we all partake in a wide variety of activities which change between weeks.

• fully: Balliol historians partake fully of the myriad opportunities provided by studying in the largest university for History in Britain.

• not: A theory which did not partake of these qualities would be a dead theory: dry bones.

• then: Simple logic demands that said revelation must then partake of fallibility.

Preposition: in

• refreshment: People were invited to look around and were offered to partake in light refreshments.

• ritual: You too can partake in the ritual of the masquerade.

• activity: Our Skipper knows all the best locations from which you can partake in the activity of your choice.

• discussion: You can view all the comments under relevant topics, but if you want to partake in discussions, you will need to register.

• sport: Those wishing to partake in summer sports, when rugby is not played!

• event: You partake in events entirely at your own risk.