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Meaning of Establish
The primary meaning of the word "establish" is to set up or create something on a firm basis.
Definitions
- To set up an organization, system, or institution on a firm or permanent basis
- * To prove or demonstrate the existence or truth of something
- * To introduce or bring into general use or acceptance
Etymology of Establish
The word "establish" comes from the Old French word "establir" or "establiss-," which is derived from the Latin words "sta" (to stand) and "bilis" (able to be stood), with the prefix "ex-"
Historically, the word has been used since the 14th century to mean "to set up" or "to create"
Example Uses
- The company will establish a new office in the city center
- * The scientist established a link between the disease and the genetic mutation
- * The artist's work established her as a leading figure in the movement