Converse of object

• pervade: God is spoken of as the Father-Mother, emphasizing the dual mystery which pervades the universe.

• inhabit: At this point, they seem to inhabit parallel universes which extend infinitely but don't touch.

• expand: In an attempt to expand the bubblegum universe a three part mini series was introduced in 1990.

• oscillate: It made each cycle of the oscillating universe get bigger and last longer than the previous one.

• govern: Come back to the most natural system of administration which governs the whole universe.

• uphold: He reflects the glory of God and bears the very stamp of his nature, upholding the universe by his word of power.. .

Preposition: as

• whole: Logos operates both in individuals and in the universe as a whole.

Adjective modifier

• parallel: There is also a parallel universe which I don't visit much.

• observable: The most distant objects seen are small blue irregular clouds, which lie close to the edge of the observable universe.

• alternate: While working on the Zune, Microsoft have ripped a hole into an alternate universe.

• entire: The thing is, any book must be an entire imaginative universe of its own.

• infinite: Surprisingly, the interior of such a bubble is an infinite open universe in which inflation may occur.

• fictional: Then there's the attention to detail that has helped to create such a believable fictional universe.

Modifies a noun

• explorer: Trains and finally instead of embarking cruise line you the universe explorer.

Noun used with modifier

• mirror: Only The Good... Rimmer crosses into a mirror universe where he discovers another version of himself captaining the ship.

• collector: I was forced the collectors universe fans may log by wpt enterprises.

• quot: With nearly million records for a of ed winfield demand quot universe.

• material: Yet this need not mean that we abandon all meaning and intelligibility in the material universe.

Possessives

• existence: In 1980, Alan H Guth proposed that a release of energy happened in the first minute or so of the universe's existence.

Preposition: of

• discourse: Rose ( 1976 ) wrote about different ' universes of discourse ' , each of which contributes to our understanding of behavior.