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established
adjective as in in a firm position
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adjective as in set up to endure
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chartered, completed, founded, incorporated, initiated, organized, ratified, set up, settled
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begun, codified, conceived, endowed, equipped, finished, inaugurated, instituted, originated, produced, realized, systematized
adjective as in conclusively proved
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achieved, ascertained, assured, authenticated, corroborated, demonstrated, determined, guaranteed, objectified, proved, substantiated, upheld, validated, verified
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Example Sentences
It’s a provision that has irked the industry ever since the measure, Proposition 103, also established an elected insurance commissioner with the authority over rates.
Mr. Cuomo held few in-person events, established few distinguishing positions, and made few appeals to local feeling.
However, his established history of drug use could dampen the projections.
But Swinney told BBC Scotland's The Sunday Show that the prime minister's position was "fatuous" due to the "clearly established basis" set out after the SNP's historic win 14 years ago.
A joint multinational task force is being established to locate the bodies of Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip whose locations are unknown, the people said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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