exploitation

Preposition: of

• invention: A patent confers on its holder a legal monopoly, for a limited period, in commercial exploitation of the patented invention.
• vulnerability: Password hacking, exploitation of vulnerabilities and other threats are all around us.
• loophole: Web sites should stand or fall on the quality of their content, not the exploitation of a loophole.
• peasantry: After the Norman Conquest there was a considerable increase in exploitation of the peasantry.
• labor: Capitalist development depends on the exploitation of free wage labor.
• labor: This system was effectively only a disguise for exploitation of labor.

Converse of object

• accelerate: Launched in 1988 and funded jointly by DTI, SERC and industry, the program's objective was to accelerate commercial exploitation of ASM.
• abolish: They share a united common interest, therefore, to challenge and abolish capitalist exploitation.
• prevent: This support has empowered migrant workers to help themselves prevent further exploitation.
• maximize: You will benefit from in-depth discussions based on innovative strategies developed to maximize exploitation, optimize business intelligence and deliver benefit across your business.

Adjective modifier

• sexual: In the end, sexual exploitation was a minor irritant in this story.
• ruthless: Similarly the power given in creation to humans is to be exercised with tenderness, not ruthless exploitation.
• commercial: Set in place the commercial exploitation of Pathways through the Portuguese partner.
• capitalist: New resistance to capitalist exploitation is being expressed strongly.
• imperialist: There was no lessening of his opposition to " class distinctions and imperialist exploitation, no defection to " the forces of reaction " .
• cynical: Is this just cynical exploitation due to the fact that this is where the cheapest kids ' tickets are?

Modifies a noun

• flick: This low-budget exploitation flick is unbelievably relevant by today`s terms.
• cinema: They were a bundle of contradictions, all summed up in the two roots of the very name: Black Power and exploitation cinema.

Noun used with modifier

• mineral: Mineral exploitation here dates back to the times of The Phoenicians and the Bronze Age cultures!
• fishery: The long-term data also yield important insights into the effects of anthropogenic disturbances such as fisheries exploitation and pollution.