Preposition: of

• fetus: The issue I have been asked to argue, the personhood of the fetus, is triply crucial.

• people: Grounded in the philosophy of person-centred care, DCM promotes the personhood of people with dementia and a holistic approach to their care.

Converse of object

• distribute: It is the connections between objects that allow some unity to distributed personhood.

• define: For Harris the ability to value life and express preferences in the context of a future defines personhood.

• recognize: Everyone has the right to have his or her personhood recognized in law 34.

• describe: Levertov often describes personhood as a contest between such contraries.

• understand: Moreover, we have replaced heroes with celebrities as a result of major changes in the way we understand personhood and community.

• achieve: Some, however, argue for abortion on the grounds that the fetus has not ( yet ) achieved personhood.

Adjective modifier

• moral: These concern: moral personhood, issues surrounding life at its beginning, and issues surrounding life at its end.

• human: We are caught up in an awesome struggle over the character of human personhood.

• full: The Word, therefore, is all that God is, including His full Personhood.

• corporate: We have a group starting here in San Luis Obispo to revoke corporate personhood on a local level.

• legal: Nor is it obvious why the judges should conclude that legal personhood only starts at upwards of 24 weeks.

• own: Tho by his own distinctive personhood he perfectly mirrors to us what the Father is like.

Modifies a noun

• unfolds: White, pure Like the gift You gave of Yourself, flower Of your personhood Unfolds now Beautified in memory.

Preposition: in

• term: It reveals a bias for constructing personhood in terms that are predominantly individualistic and essentialist rather than thoroughly relational.