ream

Object

• hole: For cold rivets very tight fits are often provided by using reamed holes.
• language: CRITICAL ACCLAIM ' Woodrell alternates between reaming the language with a dry corncob and practicing a particularly skillful kind of literary cabinetwork.

Converse of object

• write: Over the following weeks, she wrote reams of words, pouring her feelings out onto the page.
• produce: Your architect will spend an enormous amount of time producing reams of drawings; they could be working with you for years.
• read: Earlier I stated that I have read reams of emerging church articles.
• take: However, to produce the Web site in a hard copy would take almost a ream of paper.
• have: If anyone can possibly explain why a practice should have reams of protocols on such issues as fraud - please do let me know.
• use: It is estimated that this uses a ream of paper every 2 days and 10 mins of staff time.

Adjective modifier

• endless: We will not supply endless reams of CVs for you to wade through.
• whole: By way of example, Robert Maas posed the question: was it wrong to steal a whole ream of paper from your employer?
• many: There are good ones and bad marginals but that is the subject of many more reams.
• more: Thus, subjecting us to yet more ream of apocrypha under the guise, no doubt, of God given prophesy.

Modifies a noun

• weight: The conversion between ream weight depends on the basis sheet size, to convert from ream weight to gsm use the following multipliers.

Modifying Another Word

• then: The Cylinder bores are then reamed out to the required size.

Preposition: of

• paperwork: I would much rather take full responsibility for what I'm doing myself, than have to put up with reams of compliance paperwork.
• paper: We would no longer have to plow through reams of paper to find out about the results of a certain member of staff.
• documentation: Many of these proposed specific boundaries or at least critiqued specific boundaries, in addition to producing maps and reams of other documentation.
• datum: She didn't notice the wall charts, diagrams and reams of data around her in the room.
• text: Compared to the older text books with their reams of text, this book forms a welcome relief.
• evidence: Saying that there is no evidence that Jesus claimed divinity can only be managed by ignoring reams of evidence, or by facile dismissal.