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Establishes is the third person singular present tense form of the verb establish. It derives from the Latin word "stabilire," meaning "to make firm or stable." To establish is to set up or create something, often with the intent of making it enduring or recognized. It refers to the act of forming, founding, or initiating a system, organization, institution, or concept that is typically expected to last for a significant period.
In practical terms, establishing entails setting something in motion, putting it into place, or bringing it into existence. It involves firmly instituting an idea, a custom, a rule, or a belief, and ensuring its acceptance or recognition by others. Establishing can also refer to the act of proving or verifying the truth or validity of something, such as establishing a fact or establishing someone's identity.
Additionally, establishing frequently implies the process of securing a firm foundation or stable framework. It often involves laying the groundwork or providing the necessary conditions for something to develop, grow, or flourish. Establishing may also entail gaining a reputation, presence, or influence within a particular field or community.
Overall, to establish signifies the creation, initiation, production, confirmation, or advancement of something with the goal of making it solid, enduring, and recognized.
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The word "establishes" originates from the Latin word "establish" (stabilire), which can be traced back to the Latin word "stabilis", meaning "firm" or "stable". The Latin word "stabilire" itself comes from the Proto-Indo-European root "*stā". Over time, the word "establishes" has evolved in English and gained its current form and meaning.
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