Establishment
Establishment noun - The act of forming or establishing something.
Usage example: it was the establishment of his reputation
Start and establishment are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Start" instead a noun "Establishment".
Start
Start noun - The point at which something begins.
Establishment and start are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Establishment" instead a noun "Start".
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Gay Bar Reveal: The landlord of a failing bar in Derry, the Falcon, is relieved when business picks up, in the form of quiet, youngish men who start patronizing his establishment.
Source: Literature / It - A version occurs in Stephen King's It, where the landlord of a failing bar, the Falcon, is relieved when business picks up, in the form of quiet, youngish men who start patronizing his establishment.
Source: Gay Bar Reveal -
At the end of the day, the lessons learned from New Hollywood, both good and bad, would be put to use by the studios — and their new corporate owners — to start The Blockbuster Age of Hollywood, the true new Hollywood establishment.
Source: Useful Notes / New Hollywood
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