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in a firm position adj.
set up to endure adj.
conclusively proved adj.

ADJECTIVE

in a firm position

Synonyms

STRONGEST

entrenched settled traditional well-established

STRONG

fixed ingrained rooted secure set stable vested

WEAK

deep-rooted permanent unshakable

Antonyms

STRONG

indefinite undecided unfixed unstable

WEAK

false insolvent invalidated temporary unsound untrue

ADJECTIVE

set up to endure

Synonyms

STRONGEST

chartered completed founded incorporated initiated organized ratified set up settled

STRONG

begun codified conceived endowed equipped finished inaugurated instituted originated produced realized systematized

Antonyms

STRONG

incomplete unfinished

WEAK

false insolvent invalidated temporary unsound untrue

ADJECTIVE

conclusively proved

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accepted approved closed concluded confirmed endorsed identified

STRONG

achieved ascertained assured authenticated corroborated demonstrated determined guaranteed objectified proved substantiated upheld validated verified

WEAK

certain found out sure undeniable valid

Antonyms

STRONGEST

disapproved

STRONG

uncertain

WEAK

false insolvent invalidated temporary unsound untrue

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most established

It has become one of Spain's longest running and most established archaeological projects in Egypt.

From Science Daily ● Jul. 15, 2026

The Liberty should be one of the best teams in the league yet again and with some of the most established chemistry.

From Los Angeles Times ● May 8, 2026

Some of the world’s most established carbon markets “are struggling to escalate climate action in the face of energy and geopolitical concerns,” according to LSEG’s Carbon Market Outlook 2026.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Apr. 28, 2026

The militia is the largest and most established of the Iran-linked groups operating in Iraq.

From New York Times ● Feb. 1, 2024

If you slice off part of most established plants—this mature plant can be thought of as the parent—and you nurture this severed portion, it will grow.

From "Counting by 7s" by Holly Goldberg Sloan