Preposition: of

• people: The play depicts an authoritarian regime which mirrors the predicament of the French people of the time.

Possessives

• character: The last word of the story is also the first word to suggest the circular pattern to the character's predicament.

• man: The spirit of protest is that of the existential analysis of man's actual predicament.

• family: I prefer to create a diagnostic formulation a summary of the family's predicament which includes psychosocial issues and relevant risk and resilience factors.

• protagonist: Could these suggestions connect him as an unseen influence in the protagonist's current predicament?

• enemy: I will not gloat over my enemies ' predicament before killing them.

Converse of object

• understand: I hope you can understand the predicament I was in.

• describe: And perhaps John Prescott might have sought a more precise metaphor to describe the predicaments of his Prime Minister.

• face: Neighboring nations with bases vital to the US effort would face a terrible predicament.

• see: So now you see the predicament of the woman in the story.

• solve: Perhaps your study will work in helping solve that predicament.

• address: Politically and socially, the internet, once fully developed and widely installed, could indeed offer Cameroonians many avenues to address current predicaments.

Adjective modifier

• dire: What else can he do in his dire predicament?

• terrible: With a reputation for charging in to help people in distress, Jo gets herself into some terrible predicaments.

• human: This is at the root of the human predicament.

• current: May Jesus find us a way through our current predicament.

• similar: Visits to the internet forum Cycling Plus revealed others in a similar predicament.

• present: Let us share a moment to reflect on our present predicament.

Modifies a noun

• cannot: What the Auld Lichts would have done in a similar predicament I cannot even conjecture.