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well-established
adjective as in age-old
Strongest matches
adjective as in dyed-in-the-wool
adjective as in established
Strongest matches
Weak matches
adjective as in genuine
adjective as in orthodox
Weak matches
- according to the book
- acknowledged
- admitted
- approved
- authoritative
- buttoned-down
- by the numbers
- canonical
- conformist
- conservative
- conventional
- correct
- customary
- devout
- die-hard
- doctrinal
- established
- in line
- legitimate
- official
- old-line
- pious
- proper
- punctilious
- reactionary
- received
- recognized
- religious
- right
- rightful
- sanctioned
- sound
- square
- standard
- straight
- straight arrow
- traditionalistic
- true
adjective as in strong
Strongest matches
Strong match
Example Sentences
World-famous lyricist Sir Tim Rice has set out on a new tour, reflecting on his well-established career in musical theatre.
Not only is Harris known nationwide as a former vice president and presidential nominee, but she has a well-established track record of winning statewide races in California.
But the data analysed by the BBC, which is based on well-established UN and industry statistics, suggests the world can only produce just over one million tonnes of palm sludge waste a year.
Speaking in the House of Commons, local government minister Jim McMahon said "well-established arrangements" were in place and the situation was being monitored closely.
It’s also true that ego and incompetence are well-established tropes in movies about the movies, and that in a comedy, ego and incompetence count for more than selfless competence.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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