newsprint

Converse of object

• read: Anyone who wears glasses or contact lenses but is unable to read standard newsprint is partially sighted.
• use: Almost one in every 20 tons of newsprint used in Europe comes from this one plant.
• make: The final product is a clean, bright paper which is used to make the newsprint we all read.
• produce: It is used to produce a premium quality newsprint called Renaissance, which is 100 % recycled.
• capture: Or help him relive those glorious moments of his favorite sport in newsprint all captured in a beautiful hand made leatherette book.
• include: This includes newsprint, magazines, envelopes and fax paper.

Adjective modifier

• recycled: All publications are printed on 100 per cent recycled newsprint, with waste kept to a minimum.
• new: A: Envelopes cannot be included because they contain glue, which makes the paper unsuitable for reprocessing into new newsprint.
• blank: At the center of the installation sits a large roll of blank newsprint.
• fresh: The paper goes to a mill which turns it into fresh newsprint.
• British: The British Newsprint Manufacturers Association found that recycling of newspapers would create three times as many jobs as incinerating them.
• old: It's true that old newsprint is very acidic.

Modifies a noun

• price: In the News 29 December 2002 Newspapers will receive a welcome fall in costs with a drop in newsprint prices forecast for 2003.
• paper: Price: £ 10.95 Newsprint paper - Bright Minds Craft fun!
• mill: Here, at Europe's largest recycled newsprint mill, 450 000 tons of newspaper is treated annually.
• bill: Supporting the Recycled Content of Newsprint Bill would be a good start.
• medium: Quote Me Print is an online printing portal where you can get up to date prices for a wide range of newsprint media.

Noun used with modifier

• quality: It is used to produce a premium quality newsprint called Renaissance, which is 100 % recycled.
• newspaper: Newspaper Newsprint, not colored magazines, is excellent for short term weed suppression that will last one growing season.
• waste: This includes waste paper, waste newsprint, blanket wash and waste inks.