Converse of object

• construct: Let us now construct a tableau for our example.

• create: The coronation scene, with the imposing throne and the gorgeous costumes, created a striking tableau.

• move: The third compartment features a three-dimensional moving tableau of a torture scene.

• form: He created a perfect baby... Actors move quietly to form a Nativity tableau.

• make: Give them 5 seconds to make a frozen tableau of the photo.

• present: But, presenting a tableau of a period in process and witnessing the birth and death of varying perspectives is not Vickers ' aim.

Adjective modifier

• final: The show ends in a carefully composed final tableau which recalls the formal construction of the piece.

• large: To the other side of the chair, on the south facing wall, is a large tableau, possibly of images from dreams.

• historical: On a truly monumental canvas that rivaled the grand scale of the historical tableau [ comma out ] ?

• little: Off to the right was a little tableau, promising a grisly outcome.

• new: So the new tableau could, for example, display a deck of images and provide zooming.

Modifies a noun

• vivant: Our entrance, picked up by sensors, has set off a tableau vivant.

• system: A few years ago, Colin Stirling and David Walker produced a tableau system for model-checking the linear time mu-calculus on finite systems.

• method: The tableau method provides us with of way of testing for inconsistency.

Noun used with modifier

• nativity: He created a perfect baby... Actors move quietly to form a Nativity tableau.

• opening: Seventeen women showed up for the first rehearsal, all of whom Balanchine managed to deploy in an ingenious opening tableau.