Converse of object

• appoint: He was no longer able to continue with his royal duties and the Prince of Wales w as appointed regent.

• become: In old age she became the regent of the Empire.

• make: Ghazi's first cousin, Amir Abd al Ilah, was made regent.

• choose: Hence there were constant minorities and the necessity for choosing a regent.

Adjective modifier

• Hungarian: The upshot was Hitler's dramatic meeting with Admiral Horthy, the Hungarian regent, on March 18.

• earthly: The king built a temple for the nation's god and constructed a palace for himself as the god's earthly regent.

• first: The first regent was William the Marshall who governed until his death in 1219; the last was Hugh de Burgh.

Preposition: on

• earth: The beloved of god is the king, god's regent on earth.

Used with adjective complement

• become: George III is declared insane and The Prince of Wales becomes regent.

• appoint: Edward was only ten years old and Edward Seymour, duke of Somerset, was appointed regent with the title of protector.

Modifies a noun

• street: Also another pub off of regent street near you called the RED LION.

• park: Environment The classes will be held on Regent's College campus at Tuke Building, regents park.

• master: On 18 November 1304 Scotus was appointed the Franciscan regent master in theology at Paris.

• hotel: Each night when like a dull in the same hawaiian regent hotel.

Possessives

• god: The beloved of god is the king, god's regent on earth.

Preposition: of

• kingdom: Dying in 1198, she by will named Innocent regent of the kingdom, and protector of her son.

• empire: In old age she became the regent of the Empire.

Noun used with modifier

• prince: A woman of bright gentian tresses and rare beauty, promised in marriage to the prince regent of another realm.

• queen: In October 1559 the Lords undertook to deprive the queen regent of her authority.

• california: Of california regents nothing if the my plan is and in california.