What is another word for well-established?

1 : to institute (something, such as a law) permanently by enactment or agreement. 2 obsolete : settle sense 7. 3a : to make firm or stable. b : to introduce and cause to grow and multiply establish grass on pasturelands. 4a : to bring into existence : found established a republic.

Establishment commonly refers to the official start or founding of something, such as a law, business, or other organization, as in It has been 200 years since the establishment of this great nation.

As verbs the difference between establish and stablish is that establish is to make stable or firm; to confirm while stablish is (archaic) to establish.

established adjective (WELL KNOWN)

It’s an abbreviation for “established”, and refers to the year in which the business was set up.

EST stands for Established, and 2020 is a year.

Established

Expertise, Authority and Trust

Electronic Spark Timing [USA]

Eastern Standard Time

everyone stand together

European Standard Time

The suffix -ist can make nouns with the meaning “one that works with or is connected with.” The suffix -est adds the meaning “most” to short adjectives and adverbs – as in calmest, which means “most calm.”

Suffix. -est. Used to form the superlative of adjectives and adverbs. longest, biggest, fastest.

Antonyms of SUPERLATIVE least, inferior, low-grade, low, terrible, pathetic, poor, second-class, rotten, bad, worst, awful, second-rate, ordinary, vile, execrable, lowest, atrocious.

What is the opposite of dilate?

Some common synonyms of dilate are amplify, distend, expand, inflate, and swell. While all these words mean “to increase in size or volume,” dilate applies especially to expansion of circumference.