Converse of object

• deprive: Higham Hill is the second most deprived ward in the boro.

Adjective modifier

• electoral: Thurrock Council Electoral Wards The boro of Thurrock is divided into twenty electoral wards.

• psychiatric: Some young people are " diverted " to an adult psychiatric ward, which is viewed by most to be inappropriate.

• acute: The story takes place in the acute admission ward of a large psychiatric hospital.

• surgical: Thomas's family have pledged to raise £ 1m to dedicate a surgical ward in the new Children's Hospital, in his name.

• pediatric: Each team of students was required to take a history from a patient recently admitted to a pediatric ward.

• orthopedic: There are three orthopedic wards on the Arrowe Park site, which deal with trauma admissions and major elective surgical cases.

Modifies a noun

• councilor: We've asked our ward councilors to fight our battle for us.

• sister: Some ward sisters reported dealing with up to 18 consultants on one ward, who all wanted to liaise with the sister.

• by-election: Today Lewisham Telegraph Hill ward by-election tomorrow err where exactly max?

• clerk: The ward clerk can give you a sick note for the time that you are in hospital.

Noun used with modifier

• multi-member: It might strengthen the link between communities and electoral representation, as the existing local authority boundaries provide a sound basis for multi-member wards.

• maternity: MULDER: No I'm at the maternity ward.

• inpatient: Edwards R ( 2004 ): Integrated teams in acute inpatient wards can work.

• in-patient: There are three in-patient wards providing acute and enduring mental health care within the provision of low secure.

• hospital: The standard plan of a medieval hospital was an open hall with beds either side, like a modern hospital ward.

• gynecology: The assessors have also raised concerns about the management of the gynecology ward.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: A branch placed in a house on Good Friday or placed in a bed was said to ward off such forces.

Possessives

• vagrant: Vagrants ' wards were erected along Osborne Road at the north of the site.

Preposition: in

• constituency: Four of the seven wards in the constituency now have at least one Liberal Democrat Councilor.