Prepositions after Adjectives

Click an adjective to see what prepositions are usually used after it in English

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"visible in" or "visible to"?

  • The result is visible in the U.
  • Visible to the class only (private).
  • It must be visible from the house.
  • Oval BA is visible on the left.
  • The Lamb is visible at the top.
  • It was visible for about 1 minute.
  • The back wall was visible through her.
  • Light in space is not visible by itself.
  • Some were just visible above the surface.
  • The reasons are visible around the country.
  • I mean she was very visible as a figure.
  • It was quite visible during the movie.
  • Now the most visible of Quebec.
  • Freedom's illuminating ray is visible over there.
  • Thus it is visible throughout the year.
  • This current was visible under the bridge.
  • The amount of detail visible with 99.
  • The results are visible within the first two weeks of use.
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vulnerable to, in, at, on or among?

  • Vulnerable to ups and downs of the market.
  • But many of the most vulnerable in the.
  • You are most vulnerable at this point.
  • He's vulnerable on every subject.
  • Especially when you think of the most vulnerable among us.
  • Men are a lot more vulnerable as a gender than they'll admit.
  • Arjuna becomes vulnerable because of his actions.
  • We're more vulnerable by the minute.
  • She was especially vulnerable due to her age.
  • However, you may be vulnerable for other reasons.
  • You are most vulnerable from behind.
  • The most vulnerable of the vulnerable.
  • I am more vulnerable with them.
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"vital to" or "vital for"?

  • Vital to learning is academic achievement.
  • A winner was vital for the game.
  • This step is vital in the early days.
  • Rooney is like our engine room -- vital as a powerhouse for attack.
  • I used to think exams were vital at the end of every unit.
  • Most vital of all, the runs came.
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valid for, in, on, from or at?

  • Valid for daily admission only.
  • It is valid in Carnot heat engines.
  • Valid on option purchased only.
  • Promotion Valid from 8 November.
  • This price was valid as of publishing time.
  • Valid at all Cathay Cineplexes.
  • This law is still valid to date.
  • Valid with stylist Sylvia only.
  • It must be valid according to its applicable law (see below, Section 6.
  • That term no longer valid after 2011.
  • Cancellation is not valid by any other method.
  • The offer is valid till Sunday.
  • Are these terms valid under the law? 5.
  • Valid until March 31, 2012 only.
  • Only valid within the Republic of Ireland.
  • A marriage is not valid without mahr.
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"valuable to", "valuable for" or "valuable in"?

  • They are more valuable to the company.
  • The ICC is valuable in and of itself.
  • Valuable for journalists? Sure.
  • Stoll is valuable as a checking center.
  • The most valuable of the feldspar gems.
  • Its basically what is unique and valuable about you.
  • I think maturity is valuable at university.
  • ESPN W is valuable because of this coverage.
  • Learning to trust myself is a valuable by side product.
  • I learned something valuable from that.
  • DAT is far too valuable on offense.
  • That land is more valuable with the oil well on it.
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"vocal about" or "vocal in"?

  • My dad was very vocal about it.
  • The man was vocal in his refusal.
  • I also like the vocal on this track.
  • Media is more vocal against govt.
  • Sullivan became even more vocal of Mr.
  • Johannes Chou Wing Tai, and vocal with Mr.
  • We can be rather vocal at times.
  • Also features the vocal by Will.
  • Fantastic vocal from Ian, pretty good recording of some fierce improv.
  • And naturally they will act in time, as they were vocal during transit issue.
  • They are not so vocal for obvious reasons.
  • Belly Full is short vocal over acoustic guitar, which shines placed in the midst of the complexity that surrounds it.
  • Boisterous characters, vocal to their colleagues.
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"viable for" or "viable in"?

  • CMS is not viable for all projects.
  • Poultry business is viable in Nigeria.
  • Pro-gaming then becomes viable as a whole.
  • Foetus considered viable at 24 weeks.
  • I will say if you can add more magix nerfs and viable ones.
  • That's not economically viable by a long shot.
  • Such a strategy isn't viable with atheists.
  • Suburbs require oil, and lots of it, they are not viable without it.
  • Is it economically viable to you? No.
  • Not all that viable after all, it would seem.
  • GPS is only just viable because of the audio instructions.
  • The PakGLOCs will remain viable despite occasional losses by militants.
  • He has said before that 3G is not viable due to the high prices paid.
  • Otherwise, the acceptance of the new technology may not be viable from the standpoint of the consumer.
  • There are a lot of ' ifs ' in there that will determine how viable of an ecosystem MS can make.
  • One is that a foetus might be viable outside the womb.
  • Nevertheless, a Jewish apartheid state is not politically viable over the long term.
  • You can usually tell whether the information is viable through the details.
  • In order to be financially viable under the new ' Contracts for Difference ', generators must achieve the ' reference price ' for their power sales.
  • I don't think it is any longer viable within the context of global capitalism.
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"vigilant in" or "vigilant about"?

  • Be vigilant in obtaining your foods.
  • Become vigilant about hand washing.
  • Be vigilant against petty theft.
  • I mean, I was hyper vigilant for hours.
  • Be vigilant of Victims and Villains.
  • She had to be vigilant with Ted.
  • Be particularly vigilant at flowering.
  • We should be 1000 times vigilant on EPS.
  • Physicians should be vigilant to this rare.
  • A devotee should always be vigilant as to how his own mind is working.
  • There's a need to be vigilant over either option.
  • You should be vigilant around any large gatherings.
  • It has made people more vigilant by fast information dissemination and validation.
  • Mr Mac Manu asked party supporters to be vigilant during voting day.
  • Ever since then I have been vigilant regarding it.
  • At the same time, schools must continue to be vigilant towards possible cases of bullying.
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various of, in, from, on or with?

  • Various of these sites still say that L.
  • Besides, they are also various in styles too.
  • Its functionality is very various from dvi switch.
  • Battle is various on this game.
  • Last is a seedhead sketch on purple fabrics various with lace &; beads.
  • There have been oft repeated at various for a.
  • This makes them the greenest various to incandescent and LED Christmas lights.
  • From Wize Guy Claims there are various about numerous guidelines which will must be studied to get your current PPI reclaims changing alongside.
  • X As air, though one, having entered the world, becomes various according to what it enters, so does the Atman within all living beings, though one, become various according to what it enters.
  • Enjoying a very good search engine ranking is going to make various around no matter if a new businesss online site succeeds, or even falters.
  • Islamorada rentals are various as well as the choice of activities and excitements.
  • The net provides various at no cost hand calculators your could employ specifically to determine the reductions to make from your pay out of a employee.
  • We see examples of it like Brian Burke, Honest John Bjelke Peterson Various Ex Victorian premiers etc.
  • I guess the causes are various including our benefits and educational sysytems.
  • After dating actors various like Rob Lowe, she married her bodyguard (but only after their two children were born).
  • As scattered throughout there are various off hidden bonus levels and mini games.
  • I found various over the counter creams and ointments and decided to try them.
  • Because Blizzard has not released the actual Diablo 3 release date official still, there are various pre orders now for sale.
  • This way, same tweet can be programed to be posted at various times -not only once.
  • Various within the classic Kindles.
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violent in, towards, with, to or for?

  • He was bold and violent in his speech.
  • He is not violent towards beings.
  • He is not violent to his brother.
  • History would be violent with him.
  • A bit too violent for some may be.
  • It was vigorous, even violent at times.
  • Football is to violent of a game to have an all-star game.
  • Amongst the most violent against him was Mrs.
  • It takes a very violent assault to cause a miscarriage.
  • I've seen violent people get violent on weed.
  • Sometimes women are violent towards men.
  • Do away with violent by not paying to go and see them.
  • Many preconceived bias and perceptions set in towards each other and it can turn violent over time.
  • Well, I suppose that had something violent about it.
  • In some instances, people can become abusive and violent after drinking alcohol.
  • It is scientifically incorrect when people say that we have to be violent because of our brain.
  • The father also cross alleged that the mother was violent during the relationship.
  • We (and a good therapist) helped build her back up so she could decide what she was instead of her violent ex making the decision for her.
  • As Ireland became increasingly violent from c.
  • At least it is not murderous and violent like Islam.
  • Violent without being ridiculously over the top.
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"victorious in" or "victorious over"?

  • Raziel was victorious in their fight.
  • Jesus comes to be victorious over it.
  • We will be victorious at the end.
  • Let's hope a saner lot emerges victorious from this tussle.
  • George the Victorious on one side.
  • Akbar Khan victorious against the British.
  • He came out victorious with full illumination.
  • We too can be victorious by using his methods.
  • He is walking through the grasslands, victorious after the hunt.
  • Again faith was victorious for His one Church.
  • Memories of the past are long and history necessarily informs the psyche of the victorious as well as the dispossessed.
  • He will be victorious through the entire earth.
  • Well-balanced Units set a real franchise capture for is victorious under fresh manager Ralph Roenicke.
  • No nation's movement can be victorious without discipline.
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"vague about", "vague in" or "vague on"?

  • Experts have been vague about that.
  • They're vague on a Budget Plan.
  • Nouvelle Vague in concert at Le Carg.
  • It seems a bit vague to me right now.
  • I'd a bit vague as to other nations.
  • Obama is being vague for a reason.
  • Any good thoughts? Sorry bit vague of me.
  • It's all very vague at the moment.
  • Things were still vague with Natalie.
  • We're getting vaguer by the statement, but so far so good for the Marlins.
  • If I don't return somebody will grace the HAGUE and I'd not vague from my safe den.
  • Try to keep it vague like something green, something squishy or something smaller than a 2p.
  • The second sentence is vague regarding alliances.
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"viral on" or "viral in"?

  • U had gone viral on YouTube too.
  • It's almost viral in this regard.
  • We could then go viral with it.
  • It has become viral for many users and bein.
  • Depending on the size of your prize the retweets could go viral after a while.
  • A new company has launched that is making videos go viral around the clock.
  • Her posts went viral by morning.
  • The struggle went viral from school to university, to streets and then to other nations.
  • See why it's our viral of the week below.
  • In a mere few days, an image of the painting went viral over Facebook.
  • Here are a few ways to help your posts go viral through social media.
  • Consider a strategy for going viral within a specific, relevant community.
  • I am overjoyed to see that people are speaking out and going viral about what this government is doing to our beautiful country, Canada.
  • A day later it went viral across Weibo.
  • It's going viral among my friends.
  • Our gossip goes viral as a matter of rote.
  • Building in Viral at Pre Signup.
  • Messages can go viral before the total story is released.
  • Campaigns that went viral during the last few months.
  • It then went viral throughout the world.
  • These features help in making your messages viral to a large extent.
  • A video simply can? t go viral via flash video player on your own site.
  • Sometimes your content goes viral without much effort.
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"vacant for", "vacant in" or "vacant by"?

  • Senior jobs lay vacant for many months.
  • Mary, of Youghal, was vacant by the death of Peter Walshe.
  • It has become vacant in meaning.
  • And it? s vacant at the moment.
  • Carlow: Still vacant after Luke Dempsey's departure.
  • When the post of the Chairman became vacant on 23.
  • The site has remained vacant since then.
  • They mentioned that the site was vacant before the monsoon rains of 2011.
  • After December, our secretary position will also be vacant due to Caity Therrien graduating.
  • The house is usually vacant during the day and we cook with gas and have cold water.
  • The post has become vacant following the elevation of then Vice-President Mr.
  • This property is vacant from almost 22 yrs.
  • When they dress the shoes, they have the large vacant of providing the shoes wearers.
  • You don't really believe this land was vacant with maybe just a few seagulls and scorpions.
  • Commercial buildings remain vacant across the state.
  • There is nothing as stupid or morally vacant as an Obama voter.
  • High street premises are vacant because of restrictions on use.
  • Any elective position that falls vacant between Business Meetings shall be filled at the next Business Meeting.
  • By s14 of that Act the salaried judges of the court were to be abolished as their offices fell vacant through death, retirement or resignation.
  • I was vacant to him for a good 3 months.
  • The position was vacant under the caretaker government and it is unclear whether this Advisor on Energy position will continue to exist under the new Government.
  • Democracy is vacant without it, and so is art.
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"visual of", "visual for" or "visual in"?

  • See Figure 3 for visual of descriptions below.
  • There was no corresponding visual in my mind.
  • Here's a nice visual for you circa 2010.
  • He had already lost visual on him once.
  • Ensure the visual to word ratio is around 80:20 or 70:30.
  • It needed to be visual with an alluring introductory page.
  • These bands are really visual as from their dressing.
  • I seem to have a bias towards the visual rather than the aural.
  • From a quick visual at your PDF file it looks as if something electrical is switching on which is dropping the margin from 3 to 1.
  • Raw diamond visual from Tiffany &; Co.
  • With practice you can do this quite subconsciously but as you're learning your trade you may need to be more visual about it.
  • We are visual by nature, like a blog post, we like to look at a picture first before reading the article.
  • So for me it wasn't tough because again I am putting the visual into the script.
  • I want to see something explosive or bodly visual like Broken Embraces or The White Ribbon.
  • Some people will experience auras which is they see visual such as spots, flickering lights or lines.
  • Our mission is to change audio and visual through radio and television by providing quality multi-cultured media worldwide.
  • Remove all the words See if you can do the whole job in the visual without a headline.
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vivid in, to, with, for or of?

  • Her memories are vivid in my mind.
  • Jackson: Dinah was so vivid to me.
  • Get really clear and vivid with this.
  • The initial bit is really vivid for me, but then.
  • People would kill for that vivid of a blue.
  • He's even more vivid on its likely enduring results.
  • As racing, tense, thrilling, and vivid as a Clancy or Mark Bowden story.
  • What remains vivid about that first flight was the Steward who brought extra chicken treats for Trinity.
  • The communion with heaven we experience in church becomes move vivid after death.
  • It made the blue skies in my favourite snowboarding film Art of Flight look intensely vivid against the snow-capped mountains.
  • Fashionable women go with berry, natural, great green, red-colored as well as yellow-colored pertaining to vivid along with desirable get-up.
  • The memory of these events is still vivid among the Alexandrians.
  • We have Vivid at the moment the unlimited plan.
  • Critics, however, must render these qualities vivid by the artful use of critical disclosure.
  • The Filipino culture of generosity is also the most vivid during the Christmas season.
  • His way of description of the characters is very vivid like the character is in you.
  • The lucid exposition of ideas is made more vivid through dramatizing.
  • The plight of a ten year old boy is still vivid within me still not getting erased by the time.
  • Note also how the figurative language (like something seen through bad glass) is fresh and vivid without seeming to strain for originality.
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void of, in, for, on or as?

  • The troops were void of emotions.
  • Agreements void for uncertainty 29.
  • Horoscopes are void in the first place.
  • The agreement is void on the ground of impossibility.
  • A term fixing unreasonably large liquidated damages is void as a penalty.
  • So Samsung's patent would be void under this scenario.
  • Failure to register such security renders it void against other creditors and any appointed liquidator (Section 80 Companies Ordinance (Cap.
  • Once he advised two men to break fast because they rendered it void by backbiting.
  • A void contract is void from the beginning and the normal remedy.
  • Any term which attempts to do this will be void to the extent that it is inconsistent with the provisions of the distance Selling Regulations.
  • If a non-existent item has been sold, even by mutual consent, the sale is void according to Shari'ah.
  • The eighteen realms are void at this very moment.
  • Otherwise, your application will be completely VOID due to strict E.
  • Akukonda (He Loves You) God is Love; His character is void without love.
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