Converse of object

• enter: In 1939, he entered the minor seminary in Traunstein, his first step toward the priesthood.

• attend: A year later, they moved to Toronto, where they both attended a downtown Baptist seminary.

• establish: Around 1716-17 it was decided to establish the seminary at Scalan a wild and desolate spot surrounded on three sides by hills.

• leave: He gave me his promise, but he did not keep it when I left the seminary.

Adjective modifier

• Catholic: We believe it is now at Ushaw [ Ushaw College, a Catholic seminary at Durham ] .

• evangelical: We felt that there was a great need to start an evangelical seminary in the Episcopal church.

• Islamic: He has also had a formative role in developing an Islamic seminary in Britain.

• junior: In 1907, he entered a junior Franciscan seminary, where he excelled in mathematics and physics.

• religious: He was sent to Rome and lived in a religious seminary.

Modifies a noun

• professor: One of my seminary professors was a missionary to Korea.

• priest: Proceeding relative to Roger Gwyn, the seminary priest.

• student: For seminary students, the goal of studying Greek grammar is the accurate exegesis of biblical texts.

• teacher: Sister Smith serves as Stake Director of Public Affairs and as a seminary teacher.

• training: From there I proceeded to Talbot Theological Seminary to complete my seminary training.

• building: The first would see the seminary building converted into 6 townhouses, with the teaching block forming 1 house.

Adjective modifier

• theological: Here he learned what he could not have learned in any of the theological seminaries of that time.