monarch

Converse of object

• reign: The first heir born to a reigning monarch for three quarters of a century.
• exile: In the Second World War, London was home to the exiled monarchs of many occupied countries.
• succeed: There is now a movement afoot to exchange the title for succeeding monarchs to that of Defender of Faiths.
• elect: We fight for the abolition of the post of presidency - especially directly-elected presidents, who become little more than strutting elected monarchs.
• serve: Serving six monarchs of his native Great Britain, he has served all men's freedom and dignity.
• become: By the time of her Golden Jubilee, Victoria had become the most popular monarch Britain has ever had.

Adjective modifier

• Hanoverian: This is the first visit of a Hanoverian monarch to Scotland.
• Assyrian: Samaria was also overrun by the Assyrian monarch, and the country heavily taxed.
• constitutional: Michael was the only constitutional monarch to have led his people in person during the Second World War.
• hereditary: The existence of a hereditary monarch keeps the politicians in their place.
• Caribbean: In addition to was first launched in still elegant enough at caribbean cruise monarch royal sea half moon.
• absolute: Absolute monarch of the Magic Kingdom On the second question, we can only note the growing evidence of megalomania.

Modifies a noun

• butterfly: Impact of Bt corn pollen on monarch butterfly populations: A risk assessment.
• larva: A: Research and experience to date indicate Bt corn does not pose danger for monarch larvae and other beneficial insects.

Noun used with modifier

• ruling: In many people's eyes, Henry's accession to the throne had been achieved by treason against a ruling monarch.
• cruise: In addition to was first launched in still elegant enough at caribbean cruise monarch royal sea half moon.

Possessives

• reign: However, scholars believe that during the last years of the monarch's reign the Assyrian Empire began to decay.
• son: Prince Albert was created Duke of York, the traditional title of the monarch's second son, in 1920.
• head: For centuries British coins have copied Roman designs with the monarch's head on one side.

Preposition: of

• forest: Even tho I am the sole monarch of the forest, I do not indulge in any act of injustice and corruption.