Prepositions before nouns: O

Choose the natural preposition before an English noun and understand what each phrase means in context.

"of defense" or "in defense"? "of degree", "by degree" or "in degree"? "of delivery" or "for delivery"? "of democracy" or "for democracy"? "of department" or "in department"? "of departure" or "before departure"? "of designer" or "for designer"? "of design", "in design" or "by design"? "of destination" or "to destination"? "of destruction" or "to destruction"? "of determination", "with determination" or "for determination"? "of development" or "for development"? "of diabetes" or "with diabetes"? "of dialogue" or "in dialogue"? "of difficulty" or "with difficulty"? "of direction", "for direction" or "in direction"? "of disaster" or "for disaster"? "of discipline" or "to discipline"? "of discussion" or "for discussion"? "of disease" or "for disease"? "of distance" or "to distance"? "of distribution" or "for distribution"? "of district" or "in district"? "of diversity" or "in diversity"? "of division" or "in division"? "of dog", "for dog" or "with dog"? "of draft", "in draft" or "on draft"? "of dream" or "in dream"? "of dress" or "in dress"? "of drink" or "for drink"? "of drive" or "to drive"? "of driver" or "for driver"? "of duty" or "on duty"? "of economics" or "in economics"? "of economy" or "in economy"? "of education" or "in education"? "of efficiency", "for efficiency" or "in efficiency"? "of element" or "with element"? "of emergency" or "for emergency"? "of employee" or "for employee"? "of employment" or "in employment"? "of engineering" or "in engineering"? "of engine" or "in engine"? "of enterprise" or "for enterprise"? "of entertainment" or "for entertainment"? "of enthusiasm" or "with enthusiasm"? "of entry" or "for entry"? "of environment", "for environment" or "on environment"? "of episode" or "in episode"? "of equality" or "for equality"? "of equity" or "in equity"? "of error", "in error" or "for error"? "of estate" or "in estate"? "of euro" or "in euro"? "of evaluation" or "for evaluation"? "of exam" or "for exam"? "of example" or "by example"? "of excitement" or "with excitement"? "of excuse" or "for excuse"? "of exhibition" or "for exhibition"?