Establish Synonyms and Antonyms

ĭ-stăblĭsh
To work or settle in a permanent place
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. install
  2. ensconce
  3. settle
  4. set up
  5. build
  6. erect
  7. build up
  8. entrench
  9. set
  10. plant
  11. root
  12. fix
  13. place
  14. lodge
  15. settle-in
  16. lay the foundation
  17. lay the foundation for
  18. make provisions for
  19. domiciliate
  20. practice
  21. live
  22. ground
  23. seat
  24. set on its feet
  25. land
  26. instal
Antonyms:
  1. unsettle
  2. uproot
  3. break up
To set up in a formal manner
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. found
  2. institute
  3. constitute
  4. organize
  5. make
  6. enact
  7. create
  8. legislate
  9. set up
  10. authorize
  11. plant
  12. promulgate
  13. launch
Antonyms:
  1. disestablish
  2. ruin
  3. abolish
  4. destroy
  5. unsettle
  6. invalidate
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To prove
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. prove
  2. show
  3. confirm
  4. verify
  5. authenticate
  6. corroborate
  7. build
  8. demonstrate
  9. substantiate
  10. validate
  11. initiate
  12. bear out
  13. accomplish
  14. appoint
  15. approve
  16. ascertain
  17. base
  18. clarify
  19. colonize
  20. identify
  21. endorse
  22. constitute
  23. create
  24. decree
  25. evidence
  26. determine
  27. discover
  28. document
  29. endow
  30. ensconce
  31. erect
  32. found
  33. generate
  34. ground
  35. inaugurate
  36. install
  37. instate
  38. institute
  39. ordain
  40. organize
  41. originate
  42. plant
  43. predicate
  44. provide
  45. ratify
  46. secure
  47. settle
  48. setup
  49. situate
  50. start
  51. shew
Antonyms:
  1. invalidate
  2. confuse
  3. disprove
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Words Related to Establish

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Establish Sentence Examples

  • Free people establish governments to protect their rights.

  • There are a couple of things we must establish up front.

  • He merely wanted to establish his authority, so the others would follow his lead.

  • Carmen asked, trying to establish identity.

  • You can expand on it if you want to; say get a driver's license in another state, or establish an address.

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