Converse of object

• necessitate: These works necessitated a major diversion of the A5200, an important central London highway.

• cancel: To cancel the diversion from your extension Press the Feature Softkey.

Adjective modifier

• biliopancreatic: Duodenal switch is a modification of the biliopancreatic diversion, which tends to achieve less postoperative diarrhea.

• urinary: Urinary diversion Surgical redirection of the flow of urine from its normal pathway.

• amusing: While these may serve as amusing diversions for a while, they aren't fixing things.

• slight: Before we move on there is need for a slight diversion which will help to fill in some gaps in the story.

• pleasant: Indeed, she was sure that a pleasant diversion away from the house would be the best thing for them.

• entertaining: Charismatic and well informed, he could talk for hours on any subject with frequent, lengthy and entertaining diversions.

Modifies a noun

• airfield: He also manages the communications and monitors the weather en-route for the destination and diversion airfields.

• route: The diversion route will be Hardman Street, Rodney Street, Mount Pleasant.

• tactic: Georgina Turner: Diversion tactics won't work: we all know it's your fault.

Noun used with modifier

• landfill: But many questions still remain - What approach is best to achieve landfill diversion targets?

• sewer: In November they installed three manholes and the interconnecting pipes for the sewer diversion to be completed after the pound is lowered.

• footpath: The short climb up to the left of the house indicates a footpath diversion.

• continent: In such patients, a continent diversion may be the preferred option.

• utility: Market Management Reduce costs where utility diversions or agreements required.

• traffic: During the closure period traffic diversions will be in place.

Preposition: of

• footpath: The County Council has now received confirmation that the diversion of the footpath can now proceed.

Preposition: from

• landfill: Nova Scotia in Canada has achieved 50 % diversion from landfill since introducing its own Zero Waste strategy in 1995.

• prosecution: A Conditional Caution involves an offender agreeing to perform certain conditions as part of diversion from prosecution.