pyramid

Preposition: of

• biomass: The best approach is to use pyramids of biomass, which include the total mass of living organisms at each trophic level.

Converse of object

• predate: It actually predates the pyramids of Egypt and the current consensus is that it was an astronomical observatory.
• build: Building stone pyramids nevertheless the lowland giant sea fans.
• construct: The Predators gave humans knowledge and taught them how to construct pyramids.

Adjective modifier

• inverted: Are they inverted pyramids, referring to the Egyptian book of the dead?
• non-league: Certainly a player with the talent to keep pace with Wimbledon's ambition to rise through the non-league pyramid.
• truncated: Originally there were probably 15 or 20 of these steep-sided, truncated pyramids around the bay.
• Aztec: From here visit the enticing colonial town of Taxco or the enormous Aztec pyramids at Teotihuacán.
• three-sided: In the full sun they form a three-sided pyramid to prevent excess evaporation.
• Egyptian: The first was the obvious similarity in shape to the early Egyptian pyramids.

Modifies a noun

• selling: For example, pyramid selling schemes are highly disapproved of.
• builder: Mr Walker challenged the quietly held belief that the pyramid builders were not black Africans.
• scam: Ansible 222, " Economics 2.0 pyramid scams " -- a nod to Charles Stross's Accelerando.
• orchid: Pyramid Orchids were frequently seen in the central area known as the Triangle and are common all over the hill.
• scheme: Conduct or forward surveys, contests, pyramid schemes or chain letters.
• shape: The pyramid shape roof design highlights these sheds in a special way.

Noun used with modifier

• summit: The team uses daylight to navigate through the complex summit pyramid above.
• population: Population pyramid - a double bar graph used to show the structure of the population.
• eating: THE HEALTHY EATING PYRAMID: EPIDEMIOLOGY SUPPORTS THE VEGAN DIET.. .
• glass: The glass pyramid entrance is a bold, highly successful modern addition to the Louver.