Object

• chamber: Who would prefer that Saddam's torture chambers still be open?

• survivor: Provide training for health professionals working with torture survivors.

• beating: The risk of torture, beatings and prison life were all on the menu for an infidel such as myself.

• rape: Information about torture, rape and trauma refugees experienced is also not readily available.

• detainee: Our criminal laws make it a felony to conspire to torture a detainee abroad.

• imprisonment: In some parts of the world this persecution consists of torture, imprisonment.

Converse of object

• inflict: They also speak of almost unimaginable tortures inflicted upon Islamist prisoners in army interrogation centers.

Adjective modifier

• cruel: Enter the world of the female domination and cruel tortures.

• horrible: Even under these horrible tortures, Victor Jara magnificently sang a portion of the song of the Popular Unity party.

• psychological: Cuamba claimed he made this confession because of " psychological torture " .

Modifying Another Word

• under: Both the US and the British governments use evidence obtained under torture, in contravention of the Geneva Convention.

Preposition: in

• prison: Moses' arrest and torture in prison is not unusual in Uganda.

Preposition: of

• detainee: The Secretary of State also stated: " The United States Government does not authorize or condone torture of detainees.

• prisoner: Much store was also put in the administration refusal to grant the CIA's request to officially allow torture of prisoners.