Converse of object

• enjoy: St Richard's User Group Provides facilities for community members to meet, socialize and enjoy recreation.

• promote: The Environment Agency has a statutory duty to promote recreation on or near inland and coastal waters.

Adjective modifier

• outdoor: Their mission is to put an end to Britain's most popular outdoor recreation, angling.

• informal: Informal countryside recreation is the most popular activity in Britain.

• multimillion-dollar: Those tykes were new multimillion-dollar recreation better brings our parish government created.

• water-based: Authorities should consider the value of retaining boatyards used in connection with water-based recreation.

• indoor: Originally stables and a hay barn, it now combines a wonderful living space with indoor recreation and training facilities.

• authentic: This is an authentic recreation of Hermione's Time Turner as seen in the movie Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban.

Modifies a noun

• ground: Two large recreation grounds are just north of the estate.

• facility: They may participate in youth projects, even playing football or helping to set up recreation facilities.

• center: Many gyms also offer daycare for parents who need an hour to work out, as do many local recreation centers.

• hall: In addition to a dining and recreation hall, there was a chapel.

• center: Four leisure and two recreation centers are provide personal training sessions, gym facilities, group exercise classes, swimming and health suites.

• room: They meet twice a week in the recreation room at the facility.

Noun used with modifier

• countryside: Informal countryside recreation is the most popular activity in Britain.

• amp: Dramatic momentum of tour in sparks parks amp recreation.

• forest: Other marketing of forest recreation is carried out by means of local initiatives and targeted advertising.

• water: The The hotel offers two indoor water recreation complexes.

• adventure: In short there must be sustainable development of adventure recreation.

• air: The right of access introduced by the CROW Act is for open air recreation on foot.