villager

Converse of object

• terrify: This terrible atrocity occurred when terrified villagers tried to escape the bombs hailing down on them.
• displace: SCAD initially organized emergency relief camps for the 50,000 plus displaced villagers.
• kill: Like Frankenstein's monster, running round killing villagers!
• gather: One imagines the villagers gathered outside this church, watching the flames and smoke rise.
• tell: He was told to tell the villagers that they would not return to the village to continue their ministry.
• ask: A list of questions were sent out to addresses in the Welton Parish asking villagers about the proposed new housing developments for Daventry.

Adjective modifier

• fellow: They say that many more of their fellow villagers ran away; they did not know what became of them.
• Kurdish: As to the claimed gas attacks on Kurdish villagers, the CIA said " precise information " on those events was " lacking.
• Indian: The laudable principles of the Free Software Foundation are irrelevant to Indian villagers who have no access to electric power or computers.
• ordinary: However, most ordinary villagers still had very little spare time.
• local: Having a party with local villagers at the end of a stunning 6 day trek.

Modifies a noun

• stove: Open fireplace with fitted villager log burning stove on a slate hearth.

Possessives

• house: Dinner and overnight at a local villager's house with basic facilities.

Preposition: in

• area: Vocational training centers where the TOS can work with NGOs to re-train villagers in areas other than fishing are being considered.
• part: Some villagers in the more northern part of this area were taken directly to Bhalagwe after their detention.
• village: One of the chief problems of more leisure time was that villagers in some villages had nothing to do except drink and get drunk.
• region: A great burden was also exacted on the villagers in the region.

Preposition: of

• age: The Green is enjoyed by villagers of all ages.