Collocations with "of"
861 collocations found
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figurative; used to describe something that covers or conceals, like 'a shroud of secrecy'.
used to specify the emotion or meaning behind a shrug (e.g., a shrug of indifference)
Used to specify the nature or domain of the decline, e.g., 'the slippery slope of censorship'.
Specifies the nature or components of the turmoil (e.g., a turmoil of emotions).
Less common than 'about', used to specify the subject of uncertainty.
Used to specify the content or quality of a particular style, e.g., 'a vein of humor'.
Less common, often used to talk about a difference in resources or power.
used to indicate the source of the excerpt, less common than 'from'
used to describe a highly unusual or unexpected event, e.g., 'a freak of history', 'a freak of the weather'
Can indicate being nervous in the presence of someone or something, sometimes implying slight fear.
used figuratively to mean completely controlled by something, such as a habit
used to connect the supposition to what is being supposed
Used to specify the feeling or desire that is the reason for an action.
Used to describe something that possesses the quality of being a great achievement, e.g., 'a work of accomplishment'.
Used to describe a large mass or row of something, like clouds or equipment.
used to describe a dense growth of plants
Referring to the merciful quality of something, like a sentence.
Indicates a connection or association with the person or event.
used to indicate membership or representation, e.g., a signatory of a company
used to describe someone or something of a particular type or kind
Used to describe a large number or series of similar things, like questions or criticisms.
Used to specify what is being navigated, e.g., 'navigation of our rivers'.
Describes the action that constitutes the precaution (e.g., the precaution of locking the door).
Indicates what the altar is dedicated to or made for, e.g., 'altar of sacrifice'.