v. to set up or begin; to be responsible for the creation and early operation or use of; to gain full recognition of
They were a well established family.
They were a well established family.
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Kansas State University was established as a land grant institution.
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What English colony had been established in Virginia earlier in 1607?
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How many American colonies were established at the time of Paul Revere's ride?
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By Labor Day everyone was confident that the Nantucket Bake Shop was able to carry on the traditions established for twenty years.
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Which act established the polluter pays principle central to climate justice?
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What was established in 1864 by the Geneva Convention?
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What was the name of Clara Barton's agency established after the war?
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What type of government was established in Germany after World War I?
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What was NOT a purpose for the "Black Codes" that were established in 1865?
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Who established the Nobel Prize in 1896?
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What organization, established in 1912, marked a critical breakthough in the developmemt of child labor laws?
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The teacher established well-defined rules. Spelled with a hyphen.
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What do you call a rule established and enforced by government?
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Her innocence was established ipso facto.
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found; start; set up
close; shut down
3 syllables
es-tab-lished
established
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