establishment — a business organization, public institution, or household
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a business organization, public institution, or household
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈstæblɪʃmənt/
Example Sentences
- The coffee establishment served the worst latte I've ever tasted - it was basically hot milk with a coffee flavor rumor.
- The establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries was a historic moment.
- My grandmother's restaurant became the most popular establishment in town, mainly because she threatened to pinch anyone who didn't finish their meal.
establishment
NOUN[/ɪˈstæblɪʃmənt/]
a business organization, public institution, or household
The establishment of the family bakery brought new life to the hometown.
The establishment of the new research center attracted talented scientists. (Build + Foundation = Establish.)
The establishment of the company led to its development and many achievements.
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Old French 'establissement', derived from Latin 'stabilire' meaning 'to make firm or stable'. The word entered English through Norman French after 1066.
Breakdown
establish (from Old French 'establir', meaning to make stable) + -ment (suffix forming nouns indicating action, process, or result) = establishment
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📝Examples
“The coffee establishment served the worst latte I've ever tasted - it was basically hot milk with a coffee flavor rumor.”
“The establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries was a historic moment.”
“My grandmother's restaurant became the most popular establishment in town, mainly because she threatened to pinch anyone who didn't finish their meal.”
“The financial establishment controls much of the country's economic policy.”
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