Come
Establish
Establish verb - To gain full recognition or acceptance of.
Come and establish are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come" instead a verb "Establish".
Nearby Words: establishment, establishing
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The Worf Effect: Gawain seems to suffer from this a bit — the Johnny-come-lately knights (Lancelot et al.) often establish their badass cred by defeating him.
Source: Myth / King Arthur -
As the only other person (after Balzac) to successfully establish contact with Luca, it's expected he'll come back in a big way.
Source: Webcomic / Sfeer Theory - She then goes on to try and establish a caliginous relationship with him - only he doesn't return her feelings, so her "courtships" come off as abusive, even for the twisted culture she exists in.
Source: Unscrupulous Hero
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