Word: Establish

Pronunciation

/ɪˈstæblɪʃ/

Definitions

• Verb: To found, set up, or create (an institution, system, organization, or relationship) on a firm basis so that it can operate or function effectively. For example: “The company was established in 1950.”
  • To introduce or bring something into use permanently: “They established new safety protocols across all departments.”
  • To prove or show something to be true or valid: “Scientists have established a link between diet and health.”
  • To cause someone or something to be recognized and accepted officially or in a particular place or field: “She established herself as a leading expert in her field.”

Phrases

• “Establish oneself”: To succeed in making a position or reputation for oneself, especially over a period of time.
• “Establish a connection/relationship”: To create or develop a bond or understanding between people or things.
• “Establish the facts/truth”: To determine or confirm what really happened or is true.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “They plan to establish a new branch office in the city center.”
  • “It took years of hard work to establish his reputation as a top chef.”
  • “The research team aimed to establish a causal relationship between smoking and lung cancer.”

Synonyms

• Found
• Set up
• Create
• Institute
• Launch
• Establishment
• Implement
• Introduce
• Confirm
• Validate
• Prove
• Formalize
• Ratify
• Settle
• Secure
• Strengthen