Converse of object

• come: But come whatever may, come weal or woe I love thee, bless thee where so e'er thou go!

• raise: It doesn't seem to be growing any longer, the raised weal of fortune.

• leave: Once she struck him with a stick and left a great weal on his arm.

• cause: This was the histamine which should have caused a red weal anyway.

• serve: Its use should also serve the public weal ' .

• share: We greet the Canadian working class and people with whom for thirty years and more we have shared weal and woe.

Adjective modifier

• common: We then pillage what really should be private, in order to finance the common weal.

• red: He looked at the red weal on his fingers where the straps of the plastic bag had cut into his skin.

• public: Its use should also serve the public weal ' .

• white: Symptoms: Raised white weals on the skin, with redness surrounding.

• large: Several large weals were left on the man's legs.

• great: Once she struck him with a stick and left a great weal on his arm.