Converse of object

• lie: Steps are typically formed from ribs of cobbles and boulders that lie transverse to the channel.

• have: The nave is wide and has transverse arches and all the fittings are in keeping.

• ascend: It extends from the caecum to the rectum and has ascending, transverse and descending portions.

• offset: These techniques are direct far-field, near-field scanning, variable aperture in the far-field, and transverse offset.

Modifies a noun

• myelitis: A large, regional neuroscience center probably sees on average five or six people affected by transverse myelitis each year.

• striation: Multiple transverse striations along the blade edge, which is largely intact.

• colon: The fecal matter then continues its journey across to the transverse colon.

• ligament: Surgery in resistant cases to release the transverse ligament.

• tubule: Thus, transverse tubules may conduct electrical action potentials from the surface of the muscle fiber deep into the interior of the fiber.

• incision: In the text the authors mentioned that they used a transverse skin incision for the second stage.

Modifying Another Word

• double: There were originally twelve teeth, at the base of which are double transverse lines as ornament.

Noun used with modifier

• jet: The data shown are for minimum jet transverse energies around 40 GeV.

• fiber: Alone of all organs the intestines consist of two coats of which both have their fibers transverse.