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See definition of chartering on Dictionary.com
  • as inestablishing
  • as inincorporation

synonyms for chartering

  • beginning
  • building
  • constituting
  • endowing
  • fixing
  • founding
  • implementing
  • initiating
  • instituting
  • organizing
  • originating
  • regulating
  • settling
  • stabilizing
  • starting
  • subsidizing
  • setting up
  • unification
  • unionization
  • affiliation
  • alliance
  • amalgamation
  • confederation
  • consolidation
  • establishment
  • federation
  • fraternization
  • merger
On this page you'll find 39 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to chartering, such as: beginning, building, constituting, endowing, fixing, and founding.

antonyms for chartering

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  • dissolving
  • ending
  • tearing down
  • division
  • parting
  • separation
  • disbanding
  • dissolution
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How to use chartering in a sentence

Fanfare and failure On Saturday, April 18, the first of two chartered Korean Air flights arrived at BWI airport, its belly loaded with 350,000 LabGun tests packed in dry ice.
HOGAN’S FIRST BATCH OF CORONAVIRUS TESTS FROM SOUTH KOREA WERE FLAWED, NEVER USEDSTEVE THOMPSONNOVEMBER 20, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Measure D – which is now enshrined in Section 301 of the city charter – does not give board members blanket authority to remove someone from office.
DESPITE NEW REMOVAL PROCESS, BEISER LIKELY TO STAY ON SCHOOL BOARDWILL HUNTSBERRYNOVEMBER 17, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
The defense ranks as the 10th worst this season per the game charters at Pro Football Focus, who subjectively rate each play.
IT’S REALLY HARD TO DESCRIBE HOW BAD THE JETS ARE, BUT HERE’S OUR BEST EFFORTNEIL GREENBERGNOVEMBER 12, 2020WASHINGTON POST
The building today is the site of a charter school, Akili Academy, where Room 2306 is the Ruby Bridges Room.
LUCILLE BRIDGES, WHO STOOD BY DAUGHTER RUBY THROUGH SCHOOL DESEGREGATION, DIES AT 86EMILY LANGERNOVEMBER 12, 2020WASHINGTON POST
In August 2006, Google Sitemaps officially expanded its charter and became Webmaster Central.
301 REDIRECT: GOOGLE WEBMASTERS CENTRAL TO GOOGLE SEARCH CENTRALBARRY SCHWARTZNOVEMBER 11, 2020SEARCH ENGINE LAND
In the at-large State Board of Education race — the only citywide education race — voters overwhelmingly selected Jacque Patterson, a longtime Ward 8 resident and charter school employee.
WASHINGTON-AREA VOTERS ELECT NEW SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS AT UNPRECEDENTED MOMENT FOR EDUCATIONPERRY STEIN, HANNAH NATANSONNOVEMBER 4, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Brady, despite some early struggles this season, is now the league’s third highest rated passer, according to the game charters at Pro Football Focus.
NFL BEST BETS FOR WEEK 8 INCLUDE TOM BRADY AND THE TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERSNEIL GREENBERGOCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POST
The company focused on getting the banking charter first—acquiring a 63-year-old bank—ahead of scaling up.
THE SECOND MOST IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE AT AIRBNB?LUCINDA SHENOCTOBER 29, 2020FORTUNE
The process of obtaining a national bank charter is slow and costly, but is one to which other financial upstarts are turning.
SOFI GETS GREEN LIGHT TO BECOME A NATIONAL BANKJEFFOCTOBER 28, 2020FORTUNE
In some school-related elections, charter school supporters have put up big cash to match union spending – even in local San Diego Unified races.
TEACHERS UNION IS THE ONLY BIG SPENDER IN SAN DIEGO UNIFIED SCHOOL BOARD RACESWILL HUNTSBERRYOCTOBER 26, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
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WORDS RELATED TO CHARTERING

  • beginning
  • building
  • chartering
  • constituting
  • endowing
  • fixing
  • founding
  • implementing
  • initiating
  • instituting
  • organizing
  • originating
  • regulating
  • setting up
  • settling
  • stabilizing
  • starting
  • subsidizing
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.