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61establish — v 1. create, give rise to, bring into being, start, found; institute, set up, organize; make, form, fashion, build, construct; coin, makeup,compose, fabricate, contrive. 2. install, settle, ensconce, lodge, entrench; secure, ground, root, plant,… …
62establish — es·tab·lish …
63establish — Ho okahua, ho okumu, ho okū, ho okūpa a, ho onoho, kūkulu; mākia (as a kingdom) …
64Establish — See Clear (2) …
65establish — v.tr. 1 set up or consolidate (a business, system, etc.) on a permanent basis. 2 (foll. by in) settle (a person or oneself) in some capacity. 3 (esp. as established adj.) achieve permanent acceptance for (a custom, belief, practice, institution,… …
66establish a government — set up or institute a system of rule …
67establish close ties — form good relations, bring about friendly relations …
68establish diplomatic relations — create working or political relations between countries …
69establish oneself — create a stable condition for oneself, settle oneself (in a career, financially, etc.) …
70re-establish — (v.) also reestablish, late 15c.; from RE (Cf. re ) + ESTABLISH (Cf. establish). Related: Re established; re establishing …