wrack

Object

• country: This dead-end job was the best I could do in a country wracked with unemployment ( over 30 % ).

Subject

• guilt: Wracked by guilt, Billie is now locked into a triangle - a kind of emotional Bermuda triangle of lost souls.

Converse of subject

• dominate: The dark areas are dominated by serrated wrack Fucus serratus.

Adjective modifier

• knotted: Ascophyllum nodosum ( egg or knotted wrack ) is a common brown seaweed which grows on sheltered rocky shores all around Britain.

Noun used with modifier

• bladder: On exposed shores the bladder wrack can be found in the form Fucus vesiculosus linearis.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: But most of us don't and record numbers of us are in debt and wracked up thousands on our plastic.

Preposition: with

• guilt: Wracked with guilt, Frasier goes to her live show to talk her out of it.

Preposition: by

• guilt: Wracked by guilt, Billie is now locked into a triangle - a kind of emotional Bermuda triangle of lost souls.