Converse of object

• taper: These changes extend the more generous business taper relief to many more shareholdings than previously are also business assets.

• bless: And this week there is a feeling of blessed relief in our town.

• claim: Outline of the Scheme Who can claim the relief?

Adjective modifier

• ancillary: Ancillary relief is normally the most contentious part of any divorce proceeding.

• symptomatic: The products are available in hospital packs, licensed for symptomatic relief of cold sores.

• injunctive: He also has worked on large-scale fraud related asset recovery cases, which has included obtaining emergency injunctive relief in the United States.

• humanitarian: For Afghanistan we had several statements on humanitarian relief.

• transitional: Without transitional relief, it would be very difficult for businesses to plan ahead.

Modifies a noun

• valve: The pressure relief valve may need to be obstructed ( with care!

• effort: More details on the Australian military relief effort here.

Noun used with modifier

• debt: There he is expected to strike a similar debt relief pact.

• pain: Pain relief CD to download or buy right now!

• tax: Tax relief for business owners on ' private ' interest payments Are your VAT records in order?

• disaster: Simultaneous contingencies may include: Disaster relief for nuclear accident.

• tsunami: They talked to more than 2,300 people, and what they found should make everyone working in the present tsunami disaster relief think hard.

• famine: The tower was built as a famine relief project c. 1847 to serve as an observatory.

Preposition: of

• poverty: The relief of poverty can be carried out in a variety of ways.

• symptom: Four patients had complete relief of symptoms from the onset of treatment.

Preposition: from

• taxation: International tax treaties signed by Spain to provide relief from double taxation should be taken into consideration.