establishment
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4.1
- noun
- /ɪˈstæblɪʃmənt/
- The first step in achieving our goals is the establishment of clear guidelines.
- facilitate the establishment
- lead to the establishment
- prior to the establishment
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- It's in this spirit that we announce the establishment of Stanford's Institute of Human Centered AI, or Stanford High.
- This is a, this is a narrative that, you know, ends with the establishment of a caliphate in the West.
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Examples
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In April 2010, King Abdullah called for the establishment of a national body for nuclear research and development.
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They proposed the establishment of a central bank for use by America.
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It's the certificate for the establishment of a church.
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Researchers have documented the types of challenges that prevent the establishment of a professional community.
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And then he was instrumental in the establishment of the Imperial College of Science and Technology.
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Your Majesty may not be so fortunate as to witness the establishment of his kingdom.
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Second are those that attribute the establishment of new genres to social and economic changes.
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The Council is charged with facilitating the establishment and maintenance of an inclusive campus environment.
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Uniform federal law would further facilitate the establishment of bureaucratic hierarchies for data analysis, investigation, and prosecution.
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With an eye to managing fiscal shocks, Schimmel oversaw the establishment of a budget stabilization fund.
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Synonyms
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1.8
The act of making something new
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3.3
The act of starting or creating something
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4.0
The act of starting an organization for the first time, like a company or school
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4.7
The act of beginning something such as a project
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4.0
The act of starting an organization or institution for the first time
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6.3
The time when something begins or is made
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4.3
The act of officially starting a group or organization
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To start a new system or policy in an organization
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8.5
An official act by people in power that appoints someone or makes a rule
Antonyms
Compounds
A Canadian government agency that gathers information from communications and helps protect Canada from spying and cyber attacks
A business or place of very low quality with bad service and dirty conditions
How Established
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Etymology
Establishment comes from a Latin root stabilis meaning 'firm' or 'steady', the same idea in the English word stable. To make or 'establish' something is to set it up so it will stand firm, so establishment can mean the act of starting or founding something that will last.