v. to set up or begin; to be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of; to gain full recognition of
The pilgrims will establish a colony. OR He had to establish his innocence.
The pilgrims will establish a colony. OR He had to establish his innocence.
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What did Wilma establish to help develop businesses in the Cherokee Nation?
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What did Clara Barton establish in Bordentown, New Jersey?
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How did the kids establish justice?
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How many members of Congress must be present to establish a quorum and conduct business?
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He had to establish his innocence.
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This policy will establish reciprocity in education between the countries.
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Who's idea was it to establish Wizard's Hall?
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In approximately what year did people first establish permanent settlements in Mexico?
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Each of the new republics tried to establish a national identity.
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The military ruler wanted to establish a dictatorship in the country.
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Who vowed to establish peace after the battle?
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What kind of relationship did Sir Henry hope to establish with Beryl Stapleton?
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That will establish us as respectable burghers.
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found; start; set up
close; shut down
3 syllables
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