Converse of object

• assume: Constance assumed the regency for Frederick II, their son.

Adjective modifier

• Spanish: The aid of British troops, hitherto declined, was now asked for by the Spanish regency, which had replaced the central junta.

Modifies a noun

• register: Please call our victorian marble mantel showroom to discuss victorian marble mantel, regency register grates the CD in more detail.

• hotel: The second stop is at a regency style country house hotel about 300 meters from the picturesque harbor and beach of West Bay.

• council: The closest precedent for such a council was the regency council of six, the Guardians of 1286.

• town: For Retail Therapy and entertainment the regency town of Cheltenham, renowned for its stylish shops, is only a short drive away.

• style: Decorated in a regency style, the room features portraits of former Lord Mayors of this century.

• house: Thatched huts become villas, then timber inns and regency town houses.

Preposition: in

• city: All cards are regency in atlantic city of establishing personal.