Converse of object

• avoid: This method also avoids splitting the wood at the exit point of the drill hole.

• prevent: Nail together with panel pins, to prevent splitting the wood.

• involve: Our scheme above involves splitting into two separate files.

• consider: In 1986 Dunstable was considering splitting from the group.

• suggest: If you find yourself needing heading 3, I suggest splitting the content onto separate pages.

Adjective modifier

• automatic: The upgrade to the forum with automatic splitting of threads into multiple pages is on its way, before anyone asks.

Modifies a noun

• headache: I've got a splitting headache I'm going upstairs for a nap.

• laughter: Mixed in with side splitting laughter from the rest of us.

• atom: Naked as human fear, with a rod for splitting atoms and a riddle for sifting genes, the mutant appears.

• pair: Splitting pairs is an option by which you can increase your original wager.

• ratio: All couplers are assumed to have the same splitting ratio of k.

• pass: Nomads hit back when a defense splitting pass from skipper Marc Lambert found Tommy Mutton, who forced a save from Gerard Doherty.

Modifying Another Word

• thus: Seven pro-establishment candidates contested the six constituency seats, thus splitting their vote.

Noun used with modifier

• shear-wave: Matt presented results from the collaborative shear-wave splitting project with the University of Leeds.

• hyperfine: Nature of problem: The atomic hyperfine splitting is determined by the hyperfine interaction constants AJ and BJ [ 1 ] .

• embryo: The HFEA will not license research projects involving embryo splitting with the intention of increasing the number of embryos for transfer.

• carcass: This was achieved by the use of a circular saw which was passed down the back of the carcass splitting the spinal column.

• ear: Furthermore some of the ear splitting high notes are almost impossible to tune exactly.

• defense: Four minutes later, Ward again found the target from a superb, defense splitting Simon Davies pass which beat the off side trap.

Preposition: of

• atom: The splitting of these atoms gives off large amounts of heat energy which heats a gas used to cool the fuel rods.