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established
01
(of a person) respected and well-known in a profession due to extensive experience and demonstrated skill
Approving
Examples
She is an established lawyer with decades of courtroom experience.
The established artist held a retrospective exhibition at the gallery.
02
widely acknowledged as valid or customary
ApprovingExamples
The established method for solving this mathematical problem has been taught in schools for decades.
In the scientific community, the established theory of evolution is widely accepted and supported by extensive evidence.
03
not likely to change
Examples
The town has an established community that has lived there for generations.
He enjoys the comfort of an established routine.
04
(of a species, plant, or practice) introduced from another region and persisting naturally without cultivation
Examples
The garden featured several established plants imported from Europe.
Established crops thrived in the new climate without additional care.
05
demonstrated to be true, valid, or proven beyond reasonable doubt
Examples
The scientist presented established facts to support her hypothesis.
There is an established link between smoking and lung cancer.
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