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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 set up in
business;
to place
advantageously
in a fixed
condition;
-- used
reflexively;
as, he
established
himself
in a
place;
the enemy
established
themselves
in the
citadel..
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Owenite
::
Owenite
(n.) A
follower
of
Robert
Owen, who tried to
reorganize
society
on a
socialistic
basis,
and
established
an
industrial
community
on the
Clyde,
Scotland,
and,
later,
a
similar
one in
Indiana..
Settlement
::
Settlement
(n.) A
settled
place of
abode;
residence;
a right
growing
out of
residence;
legal
residence
or
establishment
of a
person
in a
particular
parish
or town, which
entitles
him to
maintenance
if a
pauper,
and
subjects
the
parish
or town to his
support..
Clinch
::
Clinch
(v. t.) To make
conclusive;
to
confirm;
to
establish;
as, to
clinch
an
argument..
Affirmation
::
Affirmation
(n.)
Confirmation
of
anything
established;
ratification;
as, the
affirmation
of a law..
Seat
::
Seat (v. t.) To cause to
occupy
a post, site,
situation,
or the like; to
station;
to
establish;
to fix; to
settle..
Enactive
::
Enactive
(a.)
Having
power to enact or
establish
as a law.
Identify
::
Identify
(v. t.) To
establish
the
identity
of; to prove to be the same with
something
described,
claimed,
or
asserted;
as, to
identify
stolen
property..
Groundedly
::
Groundedly
(adv.)
In a
grounded
or
firmly
established
manner.
Substantiation
::
Substantiate
(v. t.) To
establish
the
existence
or truth of by proof or
competent
evidence;
to
verify;
as, to
substantiate
a
charge
or
allegation;
to
substantiate
a
declaration..
Speculative
::
Speculative
(a.)
Involving,
or
formed
by,
speculation;
ideal;
theoretical;
not
established
by
demonstration..
Institute
::
Institute
(a.) That which is
instituted,
established,
or
fixed,
as a law,
habit,
or
custom..
Ordinance
::
Ordinance
(n.) A rule
established
by
authority;
a
permanent
rule of
action;
a
statute,
law,
regulation,
rescript,
or
accepted
usage;
an edict or
decree;
esp., a local law
enacted
by a
municipal
government;
as, a
municipal
ordinance..
Determinate
::
Determinate
(a.)
Having
defined
limits;
not
uncertain
or
arbitrary;
fixed;
established;
definite.
Firmament
::
Firmament
(v. & a.) Fixed
foundation;
established
basis.
Capuchin
::
Capuchin
(n.) A
Franciscan
monk of the
austere
branch
established
in 1526 by
Matteo
di
Baschi,
distinguished
by
wearing
the long
pointed
cowl or
capoch
of St.
Francis..
Regulate
::
Regulate
(v. t.) To
adjust
by rule,
method,
or
established
mode; to
direct
by rule or
restriction;
to
subject
to
governing
principles
or
laws..
Seal
::
Seal (v. t.) To set or affix a seal to;
hence,
to
authenticate;
to
confirm;
to
ratify;
to
establish;
as, to seal a
deed..
Dogmatical
::
Dogmatical
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
dogma,
or to an
established
and
authorized
doctrine
or
tenet..
Vanity
::
Vanity
(n.) One of the
established
characters
in the old
moralities
and
puppet
shows.
See
Morality,
n., 5..
Rite
::
Rite (n.) The act of
performing
divine
or
solemn
service,
as
established
by law,
precept,
or
custom;
a
formal
act of
religion
or other
solemn
duty; a
solemn
observance;
a
ceremony;
as, the rites of
freemasonry..
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