patroness

Preposition: of

• music: However, a meeting with Mrs Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge, the American patroness of chamber music, changed all this.
• art: Minerva was the goddess of wisdom, and a patroness of arts and trades.
• city: On the top of the hill lies the ' Ermita de la Virgen de Belén ' , the patroness of the city.
• poet: She was herself a distinguished scholar and poet as well as a patroness of poets and writers.
• church: A well, named after St Catherine, patroness of the little church, is said to have existed here. ' ( Horne ).
• order: The image depicts Our Lady as the patroness of the Order of Carmel.

Converse of object

become: When she became Patroness, there were only 18 Fellows, compared with the present 78.

Adjective modifier

• American: However, a meeting with Mrs Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge, the American patroness of chamber music, changed all this.
• new: Our new Patroness more than made up for the hiatus.