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established
adjective as in in a firm position
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adjective as in set up to endure
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chartered, completed, founded, incorporated, initiated, organized, ratified, set up, settled
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begun, codified, conceived, endowed, equipped, finished, inaugurated, instituted, originated, produced, realized, systematized
adjective as in conclusively proved
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achieved, ascertained, assured, authenticated, corroborated, demonstrated, determined, guaranteed, objectified, proved, substantiated, upheld, validated, verified
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Example Sentences
Lockhart’s casting as Maureen Robinson in “Lost in Space” feels like a line drawn from Ruth Martin, “Lassie” having established her as an archetypal figure of motherhood.
"But it's fantastic now, that we have established in court that The Lost King is a misleading, defamatory, untrue portrayal of what happened in Leicester back in back in 2012."
The legal doctrine of qualified immunity shields public servants from civil litigation, unless their actions violate “clearly established” law, so they can make judgments without constant legal threats and public funds are protected.
Agnos contends that voters should seek candidates with established track records and demonstrated ability to navigate complex crises and policy issues, rather than prioritizing youth and untested potential over proven accomplishment.
The Met Police also established that Kebatu made a number of train journeys across the capital.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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