Converse of object

• dare: Many of these lessons are sent to people living in remote areas of Nepal where no Bible is found and few preachers dare venture.

• pioneer: This in itself is a pioneering venture, unique in Asia and most other parts of the world.

• fundrais: All of this income is generated through fundraising ventures such as the Asics Reading Half Marathon.

Adjective modifier

• joint: The joint venture with the Bank of Ireland Group will see Post Office branded products being sold over the counter.

• collaborative: Serials Review Examples of recent collaborative ventures between the two libraries include the Serials Review project funded by SHEFC under the Regional Strategic Initiative.

• co-operative: The private sector performance in co-operative ventures has also not reached the desired level in some of the economic sectors.

• exciting: We are pleased to announce the launch of this exciting venture.

• entrepreneurial: However, the more entrepreneurial ventures are easy to spot.

• risky: August 18, 2005 Converting a barn can be a risky venture.

Preposition: into

• territory: The race will venture into territory only accessible by Land Rover.

Modifies a noun

• capitalist: By: Real Business In a flash, Jon Moulton became the best-known venture capitalist in Britain.

• capital: The company is backed by leading European venture capital firm, 3i.

• partner: Advising joint venture partners on their Share Sale of an English office portfolio.

• fund: The Recycling Fund A venture capital fund for SMEs, designed to fill the ' equity gap ' identified in the recycling sector.

• firm: The company is backed by leading European venture capital firm, 3i.

• saysmeanwhile: And state of it's absolutely amazing venture schaeffer saysmeanwhile.

Noun used with modifier

• publishing: It was their response to a failed publishing venture.

• ecotourism: Perhaps future ecotourism ventures will enable viewing of the animals with an expert guide.