Converse of subject

• possess: These children are considered to be " possessed by evil spirits " .

Preposition: of

• cooperation: The spirit of cooperation was evident in the news reports.

• holiness: Thus, through the Resurrection, he was " appointed the Son of God with power according to the Spirit of holiness.

• truth: He taught that the Holy Spirit was " the Spirit of truth " ( John 14.17 ).

• Antichrist: And who is it that lies behind the spirit of the antichrist?

• unity: Instead of engendering a spirit of unity, Spanish rule had fostered divisions and local suspicions.

Converse of object

• methylate: Supplementary provisions relating to methylated spirits and methylated ether 13.

• dampen: At Verulam School, the growing divide between male and female results had not dampened spirits.

• foster: The activity of Watch members can foster a new community spirit and a belief in the community's ability to tackle problems.

• evoke: His sumptuous improvisations evoke the spirit of the townships, where music, politics & personal experiences have a great influence on the people.

Adjective modifier

• evil: The Holly, from ancient times, was used by people in Britain to protect their homes from evil spirits.

• unclean: For another popular error is that of supposing that evil spirits must be unclean spirits.

• festive: On the 2nd December the whole club united in a display of festive spirit at the Landmark center.

• holy: Cast me not away from thy presence, and take not thy holy Spirit from me.

Noun used with modifier

• team: The team spirit was the best I've ever known making it a real pleasure to turn on a Saturday afternoon.