Converse of object

• make: When he went back to the war he was instructed to start making prosthetics for others who had lost limbs.

• use: The show required a heavy workload of make up effects, using prosthetics for each of the transformation scenes.

• apply: These methods promise to revolutionize the way we apply prosthetics.

• have: They left me on the set sometimes because they forgot I had prosthetics on my eyes.

• provide: Prosthetist Ozan Altay joined the project to help communicate the complexities of providing prosthetics.

• mean: This means that prosthetics can be attached directly to bone and the skin around them sealed to reduce the chance of infection.

Adjective modifier

• dental: A questionnaire determined that a range of interest and ability in dental prosthetics was represented.

• maxillofacial: Allison T, Maryan C, 1998, Maxillofacial prosthetics and technology today.

• external: To provide a knowledge base on the theoretical and practical basis of upper and lower limb external prosthetics and orthotics.

• visual: For every Delvin Kehoe, there are several others whose visual prosthetics deliver little more than dots and fuzzy patches.

• low: Biomechanical principles of upper limb and lower limb prosthetics, and of upper limb, lower limb and spinal orthotics.

• advanced: The goal is to enable telerobotic operations with full human abilities in hostile environments and advanced prosthetics.

Modifies a noun

• service: The Scottish prosthetic service has formed a specialist group to oversee the delivery of prosthetics services in Scotland.

Noun used with modifier

• foam: Working with proprietary foam gelatine products, you'll become highly proficient in creating foam gelatine prosthetics with this remarkable and exciting material.

• limb: In particular it has maintained a strong interest in the field of upper limb prosthetics.

• gelatine: Working with proprietary foam gelatine products, you'll become highly proficient in creating foam gelatine prosthetics with this remarkable and exciting material.

• latex: The bodies pile up, latex prosthetics abound and it all gets laughably pretentious.

• NHS: Dentistry is changing rapidly and gone are the days of demands for mass produced NHS prosthetics.