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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
He continues to invest in companies, as well as running his charity, the Hunter Foundation, which he and his wife Marion established in 1998.
A decade on, aged 50, Smyth had established himself as a respected member of the Christian community in Zimbabwe.
The weather will start to cool down on Saturday as a cold front pushes southwards, with the air turning progressively colder into next week as an Arctic air mass becomes established.
The fact that this pattern established itself in late November means we are in for some cold weather for the time of year but temperatures would have been much lower had this system set up in the heart of winter when the Arctic is far colder.
An added bonus — advancing an established and successful story is relatively low-risk.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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