Modifying Another Word

• actually: No matter who actually perpetrates the pre-announced crime, the responsibility will fall on the would-be owner of the land and of the thought.

Object

• hoax: Many of the oddest sightings were, he believed, hoaxes often perpetrated by journalists short of copy in the silly season.

• massacre: Early this year, they perpetrated a massacre in the village of Racak.

• outrage: The bitter lesson of London was learned by those who perpetrated the outrage in New York.

• injustice: I am still seated in my TV room with a clear image of the severe injustice perpetrated by my people.

• fraud: Much of the fraud perpetrated through contact centers can be tackled through technology.

Subject

• gang: A violence perpetrated by gangs - armed with guns and fuelled by drugs.

• regime: This event in Nigeria has often been the target of violence perpetrated by various regimes.

• someone: Most often this violence is perpetrated by someone in their family or someone known to them.

• government: Scrutiny is our job in opposition, and we make no apologies for exposing the incompetence perpetrated by the Government.

Modifying Another Word

• ever: They were the worst terrorist attacks ever perpetrated against our own country with hundreds of our fellow British citizens murdered.

Preposition: by

• gang: A violence perpetrated by gangs - armed with guns and fuelled by drugs.

• regime: This event in Nigeria has often been the target of violence perpetrated by various regimes.

• someone: Most often this violence is perpetrated by someone in their family or someone known to them.

• government: Scrutiny is our job in opposition, and we make no apologies for exposing the incompetence perpetrated by the Government.

Preposition: in

• cyberspace: The recent E-Bay frauds are, in my view, unlikely to be the last instances of massive bad faith perpetrated in cyberspace.

• name: Our campaign has always focussed on ending wanton cruelty to Britain's wild mammals - perpetrated in the name of sport.