Converse of object

• vault: Underneath the chapel is a 13 th century vaulted undercroft.

• build: This brick built undercroft with its fan vaulted ceiling and mighty pillars along the whole length makes for loft-style living.

Adjective modifier

• 12th: Berry retained the Abbot's Tower and the 12th century undercroft, but the rest of the Abbey was flattened.

• medieval: Along the west range is arguably one of the most impressive examples of a medieval undercroft in England.

• stone-vaulted: See the magnificent stone-vaulted undercroft, the Tudor Great Hall and fine Georgian Dining Room.

• 13th: In monastic times here was the Cellarer's Checker where supplies would be stored in the 13th century undercroft.

• vast: In the Norman period it consisted of a single large room partly surrounded by niches built over a vast undercroft.

• second: This year we excavated a second undercroft, immediately to the north of the first one.

Modifies a noun

• parking: On the ground floor, a new meeting place had been created out of what was once undercroft parking.

• space: The property has an allocated, undercroft parking space.

• area: Plant is located both on the roofs and principle services located in the undercroft areas.

Noun used with modifier

• century: In monastic times here was the Cellarer's Checker where supplies would be stored in the 13th century undercroft.