quake

Converse of object

• play: I was going to write a guide to playing Quake over the net for all you people who haven't tried it already.
• cause: Here you must explain ALL the factors that caused the 1995 quake to happen.
• do: My flesh creeps, and my body all does quake, When I think on't, I cannot sleep in peace!
• follow: On the days following the quake, we had a pretty ' normal ' time all things considered.
• make: People with no strength other than the secret strength of the poem have made tyranny quake.

Converse of subject

affect: No World Vision programs were directly affected by the quake.

Adjective modifier

• powerful: It was the most powerful quake to hit the region in five decades.
• strong: State radio described it as the strongest quake to hit Taiwan in decades.
• major: In the most recent major quake in an urban area in the USA, in San Francisco, only a handful died.
• large: In the past few months, the Japanese public had grown increasingly nervous about the possibility of a large quake.
• devastating: The public has the right to expect this level of response to devastating quakes.

Modifies a noun

• survivor: Indonesian quake survivors pray at a temporary shelter in Klaten, central Java, May 29, 2006.
• victim: British quake victim was boy, 12 20-10-2005 The first known British victim of the devastating earthquake in Pakistan was a 12-year-old boy.
• disaster: SIR - The recent tragedy of the Asian quake disaster has undoubtedly touched everyone's hearts.
• war: Enemy Territory: Quake Wars has been officially announced.

Noun used with modifier

• magnitude: Contrast that to less technologically complex parts of Turkey, Iran, China, or Central or South America hit by similar magnitude quakes.
• earth: Below is the chart for the terrible earth quake.
• mountain: In Nahum he is the great avenger before whom the mountains quake, but a stronghold and a refuge to his own.

Preposition: of

magnitude: In 1970 around 70,000 people were killed and 600,000 left homeless by a quake of the same magnitude.