talisman

Converse of object

• become: He has become a talisman for the fans, the man who provides moments of excitement which have defined the last two seasons.
• have: He had a talisman, the use of which he would not divulge, saying the stone could speak for itself.
• use: He says that he will join if you use an escape talisman.
• find: Can they uncover the venomous secrets of an evil Snake Cult to find the long-lost talisman of the Cobra King?
• make: A talisman made from Hawthorn wood will enhance your ability to release love, open the heart and align yourself to your spiritual development.
• wear: It is not possible to wear two talismans of the same shape at the same time.

Preposition: against

disease: Once prized as a talisman against disease, silver is now helping in the fight against 21st century ills such as MRSA.

Adjective modifier

• magical: The Angel gave instructions for a magical talisman with which they could contact the spirit world more easily.
• protective: This amulet would have been valued for exuding divine energy and was probably worn as a protective talisman by a pious Buddhist.
• magic: Healing, gem, magic, talisman, protector, jewelry.
• wonderful: The Precious Gourd is a wonderful talisman to take with you on a journey for protection.
• powerful: Each piece is not only a lavish work of art but also a powerful talisman and a source of positive energies.
• lucky: He was starting to look like a lucky talisman.

Noun used with modifier

SOS: It's good to carry a card but your SOS talisman is great cos paramedics or anyone with medical knowledge recognize the symbol immediately.

Possessives

child: Used as a child's talisman to sleep soundly & protect from bad dreams.

Preposition: of

protection: The belief is that this imparts strength and also provides a talisman of protection against being killed.

Preposition: for

protection: Highly valued in ancient cultures, this is a popular talisman for protection, good fortune and good health.