Establishment

What do we mean by establishment?

The act of establishing. noun

The condition or fact of being established. noun

Something established, as. noun

An arranged order or system, especially a legal code. noun

A permanent civil, political, or military organization. noun

An established church. noun

A place of residence or business with its possessions and staff. noun

A public or private institution, such as a hospital or school. noun

An established social order, as. noun

A group of people holding most of the power and influence in a government or society. Often used with the. noun

A controlling group in a given field of activity. Often used with the. noun

The act of establishing, ordaining, confirming, setting up, or placing on a firm basis or sure footing; the act of settling or fixing permanently, or of proving, substantiating, or making good: as, the establishment of a factory; the establishment of a claim. noun

A fixed or settled condition; secured or certain permanence; fixity or certainty. noun

Fixed or settled order of things; constituted order or system, as of government; organization. noun

Fixed or stated allowance for subsistence; income; salary. noun

That which has been established or set up for any purpose. noun

The authoritative recognition by a state of a church, or branch of a church, as the national church; the legal position of such a church in relation to the state; hence, also, the religious body thus recognized by the state, and maintained and more or less supported as the state church: especially used of the Church of England and the Church of Scotland. See established church, under church. noun

The quota or number of men in an army, regiment, etc.: as, a peace establishment. noun

The act of establishing; a ratifying or ordaining; settlement; confirmation. noun

The act of establishing; a ratifying or ordaining; settlement; confirmation.

The state of being established, founded, etc.; fixed state.

That which is established; as a form of government, a permanent organization, business or force, or the place where one is permanently fixed for residence.

(usually with "the") The ruling class or authority group in a society; especially, an entrenched authority dedicated to preserving the status quo. Also Establishment.

The number of staff required to run a department or organisation (often used in the context of healthcare and other public services).

A broad political term usually used to describe the power structure that includes, but is not limited to, the mainstream media, the permanent state, and a host of politicians and politically connected people which work to keep the status quo, especially as it pertains to the warfare state. Urban Dictionary

The system in which the Man holds us down. It is an intricate network of codes and regulations, involving everything from taxes that get spent in all the wrong places to phone banks where nobody even works. There are players for "the Establishment" everywhere, so do not let people know that you are aware of it. Urban Dictionary

To set up, begin or introduce; such as a law or policy. Urban Dictionary

A generic word referring to the men upstairs, the ones in smart suits who wear ties. They run corporations and burn down rainforests. Urban Dictionary

The world as we know it. Where sex is thought to be dirty. They say it's not but there actions speak louder than words. Antilove laws ect. Where you work like a robot to make enough money to eat and to raise some kids who will blame you for all the trouble in there life. And where money is worshiped. Urban Dictionary

A term used by establishment baby boomers to convince naive people that they are outsiders. Urban Dictionary

To create. One is only able to establish something once, for once something is established, it cannot be established a second time. Urban Dictionary

To be in a perfect state; to be ultimatly happy; to be drunk or high; to fuck a girl Urban Dictionary

When something or someone is legit. another way of saying "it's definitely happening." Urban Dictionary

Establish is not to create regulations on cruise ships or treaties. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to establishment:
establishment, stablishment, establishments, reestablishment, coestablishment.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word establishment:
clause, diplomatic, defending, hms, republic, israel, regime.

Words that rhyme with establishment:
disestablishment.

Adjectives that are often used to describe establishment:
military, religious, political, permanent, large, medical, whole, educational, anti, literary, successful, scientific, industrial, ecclesiastical, entire, british, present, legal, firm, naval, formal, separate, final, commercial, liberal, regular, complete, immediate, civil, domestic, academic, retail, initial, official, protestant, mercantile, extensive, gradual, eventual, monastic, federal, largest, soviet, conservative, subsequent, rapid, anglican, colonial, musical, vast, royal, male, irish, intellectual, clerical, eastern, nuclear, splendid.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective establishment:
charges, costs, expenses, figures, funds, clause, ceiling, contd, level, men, stage, groups, matters, intellectuals, types, rare, forces, leaders, institutions, officials, critics, historians, counts, movement, liberals, politicians, views, scientists, grants, phase, newspapers, movements, plan, economists, outsider, registration, behavior, academics, culture, cases, liberalism, position, date, papers, art, religion, survey, opinion, science, rhetoric, vision, publishers, figure, writers, success, attitudes, organizations, record, demokratie, section, educators, journalists, politics, directors, reporters, support, physicians, attitude, title, activities, report, stance, centered, republicans, members, keynesians, styles, violence, reports, supporters, voices, sentiments, registers, candidate, elites, reforms, credentials, sentiment, churches, thinkers, lists, status, description, the.

Words that sound like establishment:
establishment, establishments, stablishment, reestablishment, establishing, established, disestablishment, solacement, salomon, salamon.