palace

Converse of object

• glitter: Crumbling Roman ruins, glittering Byzantine palaces and mighty Ottoman mosques pepper the landscape and serve as glorious reminders of Turkey's colorful history.
• adorn: The Maltese Crosses which adorned the palace had not been moved and the was adopted as the symbol of the pages.

Adjective modifier

• presidential: They demand the right for United Nations inspection teams to inspect his 8 presidential palaces.
• royal: Among the royal palaces of Europe, Windsor Castle justly lays claim to the first place.
• Minoan: Panormos holiday excursions include the Minoan Palace at Knossos, boat trips and three interesting historic towns, Chania, Rethymnon and Heraklion.
• Moorish: Explore La Zisa, a Moorish palace turned into a museum of Arab culture.
• imperial: What would the German emperors of the Middle Ages be without their cathedrals and their imperial palaces?
• opulent: It is said to have cost 10 million rupees to build, much of it spent on the opulent marble royal palaces within.

Modifies a noun

coup: It would only take a border war, or a palace coup gone wrong, to produce a mushroom cloud.

Noun used with modifier

• gin: Popular little gin palace, which has preserved its classic Victorian decor.
• baroque: To stay at the Hotel Ritz is to step inside a baroque palace, an experience you won't forget.
• scone: Scone Palace, Perth Scotland's treasure house - crowning place of the kings of Scotland and of the Stone of Scone.
• marble: It is said to have cost 10 million rupees to build, much of it spent on the opulent marble royal palaces within.
• ivory: What a scent doth He cast, whose garments smell of myrrh, aloes, and cassia, out of the ivory palaces?
• royal: Feb 2005: we have been awarded the contract for the virtual reconstruction of a sixteenth century royal palace.

Possessives

• Maharaja: Guest houses, camping or Maharaja's Palace whilst on cycle.
• bishop: He wanted guests to eat in a bishop's palace overlooked by the sons of Israel.
• king: They come with happiness and joy; they enter the king's palace.

Preposition: of

Pope: The Palace of the Popes is the symbol of the Church's influence over the western world during the Fourteenth century.

Preposition: with

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