Converse of object

• draw: Postscript is a Turing-complete reverse polish programming language with drawing primitives based on Bezier curves.

• add: We're in the process of adding some vector primitives to address the needs of CAD users, as well.

Adjective modifier

• geometric: Abstract The extraction of geometric primitives from images is a fundamental task in computer vision.

• graphic: These store the image as a set of graphic primitives; shapes such as lines, ellipses, rectangles and polygons.

• basic: The basic primitives, the locator functions and the graph ADT definition itself do allow for any number of linked nodes.

• simple: TRY is one pass through the main loop, being defined in terms of simpler primitives to perform the required task.

Modifies a noun

• Methodist: The Primitive Methodists reached out to the poorest people, who had been written off by the rest of society.

• Methodism: In Herefordshire, at the time of the census, Primitive Methodism was by far the most popular form of all the dissenting religions.

• accumulation: Nor is the " primitive accumulation of capital " in Russia without parallel in recent years in the West itself.

• streak: It draws attention to the development of the primitive streak.

• communism: Primitive communism is negated by the exploitation of man by man.

• reflex: These primitive reflexes should slowly be inhibited during the first year of life.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: In particular they decide that the rather primitive standard fuel injection system was holding the car back.

• relatively: As a relatively primitive system in comparison with modern personal computers and with the Internet, its limitations have become all too apparent.

• fairly: The graphical interface, which appears in any case to be fairly primitive, doesn't actually seem to work on current Windows systems.

• somewhat: This traditional method is efficient, if somewhat primitive.

• extremely: What's available now via WAP phones is extremely primitive, much of it more interesting for its novelty value than its real use.

• very: Conditions were very primitive, there was no running water, gas or mains electric.

Noun used with modifier

• output: The output primitives are sent to the active workstation and stored in the segment.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Some of the features seem primitive, while others seem advanced, so an eighth or ninth century date might be appropriate.