Preposition: of

• settlement: Were they located adjacent to living areas or on the periphery of a settlement?

• village: There is a variety of industrial development, mainly on the periphery of the village.

• society: You have nothing to lose but your place on the periphery of society!

• town: And then there was an address at the periphery of town, on his way home, more or less.

• city: The village phones are also operational on the periphery of big cities.

• center: The Arabian Peninsula, home to the Prophet Muhammad, was at the periphery of the centers of learning of Late Antiquity.

Converse of object

• round: Perhaps you have all sorts of questions round the periphery.

• occupy: Both examples come from Blue Bridge Lane which is known to occupy the periphery of the precinct of St Andrew's.

• develop: More info PDCD Science: Developing a periphery driven curriculum development model for science.

• reach: This reduces the oxygen carrying capacity of hemoglobin and the amount of oxygen reaching the periphery is decreased.

• drive: More info PDCD Science: Developing a periphery driven curriculum development model for science.

Adjective modifier

• auditory: Therefore, freqency analysis of the incoming signal takes place at the auditory periphery, within the cochlea.

• southern: Most of the provision above is within the southern periphery of the City where existing or potential amenity open space is more abundant.

• eastern: These are planted mainly on the eastern periphery of the Trials Field.

• northern: From the island kingdom, Finland has always been in Europe's northern periphery.

• western: By the end of the Seventh Century, the Scots had spread from the western periphery to the center of Caledonia.

• geographical: But does this mean all the work of artists on the cultural or geographical periphery is doomed to be critically provincial and irrelevant?

Modifies a noun

• country: Center countries export goods and services worth approximately $ 6000 per capita; for periphery countries this figure is under $ 350.

Noun used with modifier

• cell: The plus ends of MTs point to the cell periphery.