specter

Preposition: of

• warfare: To this nightmare, Stalin also added the specter of long-prepared partisan warfare.
• weapon: It poses the specter of nuclear weapons in the hands of terrorist groups and rogue nations.

Converse of object

• raise: The Russian president has once again raised the specter of a ' European war, maybe even a world war.
• loom: Progress has meant the looming specter of the complete dehumanization of the individual and the catastrophe of ecological collapse.
• invoke: Invoking the specter of dual loyalty to mute criticism and debate amounts to more than the everyday pollution of public discourse.
• increase: Quot tramontin recallstime programs and increasing disturbing specter of proposals are requirements.

Adjective modifier

• disturbing: Of the insurance business disturbing specter of on a regular basis leased hired rented.