It is a well-established tradition.
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Well-established
Synonyms for "well-established" (29 found)
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Related words (14)
Translations
12 translations across 8 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- установен adj (having been established for a long period of time)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 享有盛譽的 /享有盛誉的 adj (having been established for a long period of time)
- 歷史悠久的 /历史悠久的 adj (having been established for a long period of time)
Danish
1 entries- veletableret adj (having been established for a long period of time)
Finnish
1 entries- vakiintunut adj (having been established for a long period of time)
French
1 entries- ancré adj (having been established for a long period of time)
German
4 entries- alt adj (having been established for a long period of time)
- bekannt adj (having been established for a long period of time)
- etabliert adj (having been established for a long period of time)
- fest adj (having been established for a long period of time)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- veletablert adj (having been established for a long period of time)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- veletablert adj (having been established for a long period of time)
Sample sentences
10 total sentences available.
An invented language is like a big poem. To learn one which is more or less well-established is a poetic adventure.
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She's well-established in the community.
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Maybe, Filipino dictionaries need upgrading to include English loanwords with Filipinized spelling. I am thinking of English-derived words like "metabolisem." Sometimes, some Filipinos would prefer it to the more well-established Spanish-derived word "metabolismo." Though "metabolisem" does not exist in Filipino dictionaries, maybe it and others like it should. The current treatment of English loanwords is to spell as is from the English, unlike what is done for Spanish loanwords.
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