Establish
Establish verb - To gain full recognition or acceptance of.
Write and establish are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Write" instead a verb "Establish".
Nearby Words: establishment, establishing
Mutual synonyms
Common collocations
| character | establish character | write character |
| series | establish series | write series |
| time | establish time | write time |
| characters | establish characters | write characters |
| Other words: home. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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How NOT to Write a Novel describes a form of padding the writers call "The Second Argument in the Laundromat", where more than one scene is used to establish exactly the same thing.
Source: Padding - Scientists at the time would sometimes write down discoveries with scrambled letters when they weren't ready to publish their findings, but wanted to establish priority of discovery.
Source: Accidentally Accurate -
Justified in that an unexplained setting would practically make it easier for people to write logs as creepy as they can imagine them since the mystery would remove most limits to their logs, allowing them to establish any horrific event as probable since there are no specific details to abide by.
Source: Apocalyptic Log
Cite this Source
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