colonize

Object

• planet: He had been picked by the planet's leaders to help colonize an uninhabited planet.
• nation: They also employed themselves as the sole butchers who perfected their continuous criminal adventures, intentions and ambitions against tens of colonized nations.
• land: What followed in Ireland of the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries was a change from acquiring lordship over men to colonizing land.
• society: Rather, its network must actively colonize the society of such resisters just as its network infiltrates societies of consumers or of subsistence farmers.
• country: Coming from a formerly colonized country, I feel very strongly for the stories that Holloway narrated earlier during his talk.
• space: Humanists must colonize the new space along with the rest of the teeming multitude that throngs the Internet Fair.

Subject

• bacterium: Beside these obvious effects, plants are often colonized by endophytic bacteria not showing any effect at all.

Preposition: by

• bacterium: Beside these obvious effects, plants are often colonized by endophytic bacteria not showing any effect at all.

Modifying Another Word

• rapidly: Other plants, typical of waste ground in general, will also rapidly colonize bare patches on the dunes.
• first: A new community of plants, animals, fungi and micro-organisms has largely replaced the earliest pioneer species which first colonized the bare ground.
• formerly: Coming from a formerly colonized country, I feel very strongly for the stories that Holloway narrated earlier during his talk.
• early: However, seeds of some non-forest early colonizing species are not adapted to dispersal by a particular agent.
• never: Children in need oppression by colonizing never lived without.
• then: England then colonized Australia, sending out fleets of settlers.