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Definition of establishing : of Establish

Synonyms:

ending, founding, building, beginning, originating, proof, starting

betokening, documenting, determining, exemplifying, demonstrating, stating, corroborating, exhibiting, evincing, manifesting, supporting, connoting, vouching, proving, adducing, indicating, certifying, witnessing, observing, confirming, avouching, attesting, substantiating, testifying, illustrating, validating, declaring, authenticating, deposing

connecting, positioning, implanting, putting, setting up, building in, embedding, instating, planting, rooting, installing, initiating, locating, ensconcing, grafting, inserting

enacting, decreeing, ordaining, legislating

auditing, checking, assuring, ascertaining, double checking, verifying, finding out

pinpointing, discovering, spotting, posting, situating, stationing, finding, laying, unearthing

integrating, grading, setting, regulating, classing, grouping, programming, marshalling, forming, harmonizing, arraying, separating, normalizing, systematizing, sorting, sifting, scheming, preparing, orchestrating, adjusting, rating, fixing, shaping, structuring, balancing, righting, casting, organizing, subordinating, screening, devising, schematizing, scheduling, framing, mediating, stabilizing, controlling, plotting, pigeonholing, stratifying, typing, arranging, categorizing, settling, methodizing, composing, unifying, planning, placing, collating, designing, scoring, rationalizing, classifying, ranking, unsnarling, ordering, maintaining, charting

Usage examples:

• He was not content with successfully establishing his rule for the moment by these great and brilliant deeds of arms; he intended to give it a solid support for the future. - "The History of Antiquity, Vol. II (of VI)", Max Duncker.
• To have established such a system ovrer one great continent is to have made a very good beginning towards establishing it over the world. - "American Political Ideas Viewed From The Standpoint Of Universal History", John Fiske.
• They, therefore, decided to take steps for establishing a firm church government of their own. - "The History of the Negro Church", Carter Godwin Woodson.