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Definition of establish
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of establish is as below...
Establish
(a.) To
appoint
or
constitute
for
permanence,
as
officers,
laws,
regulations,
etc.; to
enact;
to
ordain..
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Work
::
Work (n.)
Structures
in
civil,
military,
or naval
engineering,
as
docks,
bridges,
embankments,
trenches,
fortifications,
and the like; also, the
structures
and
grounds
of a
manufacturing
establishment;
as, iron
works;
locomotive
works;
gas
works..
Pound
::
Pound (n.) A
certain
specified
weight;
especially,
a legal
standard
consisting
of an
established
number
of
ounces..
Malpractice
::
Malpractice
(n.) Evil
practice;
illegal
or
immoral
conduct;
practice
contrary
to
established
rules;
specifically,
the
treatment
of a case by a
surgeon
or
physician
in a
manner
which is
contrary
to
accepted
rules and
productive
of
unfavorable
results..
Institution
::
Institution
(n.) The act or
process
of
instituting;
as: (a)
Establishment;
foundation;
enactment;
as, the
institution
of a
school..
Incorrect
::
Incorrect
(a.) Not
correct;
not
according
to a copy or
model,
or to
established
rules;
inaccurate;
faulty..
Pitch
::
Pitch (v. t.) To
thrust
or plant in the
ground,
as
stakes
or
poles;
hence,
to fix
firmly,
as by means of
poles;
to
establish;
to
arrange;
as, to pitch a tent; to pitch a
camp..
Appoint
::
Appoint
(v. t.) To fix with power or
firmness;
to
establish;
to mark out.
Rule
::
Rule (n.) To
establish
or
settle
by, or as by, a rule; to fix by
universal
or
general
consent,
or by
common
practice..
Domiciliate
::
Domiciliate
(v. t.) To
establish
in a
permanent
residence;
to
domicile.
Heretic
::
Heretic
(n.) One who holds to a
heresy;
one who
believes
some
doctrine
contrary
to the
established
faith or
prevailing
religion.
Seguestration
::
Seguestration
(n.) A kind of
execution
for a rent, as in the case of a
beneficed
clerk,
of the
profits
of a
benefice,
till he shall have
satisfied
some debt
established
by
decree;
the
gathering
up of the
fruits
of a
benefice
during
a
vacancy,
for the use of the next
incumbent;
the
disposing
of the
goods,
by the
ordinary,
of one who is dead, whose
estate
no man will
meddle
with..
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To
become
fixed or
permanent;
to
become
stationary;
to
establish
one's self or
itself;
to
assume
a
lasting
form,
condition,
direction,
or the like, in place of a
temporary
or
changing
state..
Plant
::
Plant (n.) To
introduce
and
establish
the
principles
or seeds of; as, to plant
Christianity
among the
heathen..
Chef
::
Chef (n.) The head cook of large
establishment,
as a club, a
family,
etc..
Standard
::
Standard
(n.) That which is
established
as a rule or model by
authority,
custom,
or
general
consent;
criterion;
test..
Filature
::
Filature
(n.) A reel for
drawing
off silk from
cocoons;
also, an
establishment
for
reeling
silk..
Disestablishment
::
Disestablishment
(n.) The
condition
of being
disestablished.
Constate
::
Constate
(v. t.) To
ascertain;
to
verify;
to
establish;
to
prove.
Frank
::
Frank (a.) A
member
of one of the
German
tribes
that in the fifth
century
overran
and
conquered
Gaul, and
established
the
kingdom
of
France..
Orthodoxy
::
Orthodoxy
(n.)
Soundness
of
faith;
a
belief
in the
doctrines
taught
in the
Scriptures,
or in some
established
standard
of
faith;
--
opposed
to
heterodoxy
or to
heresy..
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