The condition of being firmly fixed or established. Obsolete.

The action of founding or establishing; foundation, establishment; chiefly in immaterial sense. Also quasi-concrete that on which something is…

The action of stable, v.1

The institution, ordination, or foundation of a thing. Obsolete.

The action of establish, v. in its various senses.

figurative. The action of establishing, instituting, or constituting on a permanent basis.

The action of founding or establishing something. Also: something that is founded, an institution. Obsolete.

The action of stablishing or establishing; the condition of being established.

The action of instituting or establishing; setting on foot or in operation; foundation; ordainment; the fact of being instituted.

Scottish. The action of raising to, or establishing in, position or power. Obsolete.

(a) Constitution or establishment (of an office, institution, etc.). (b) Investment with a specified condition.

The action of erect, v., in various senses.

The action of constituting, making, establishing, etc.: see the verb.

The action of establishing; the fact of being established: in various senses of the verb.

The action of establishing or founding something, such as a religion or an institution; the implanting or instilling of a quality.

Institution, founding, establishment. Obsolete.

The act of instituting; institution. Obsolete.

figurative. The action of setting something on a sure basis or foundation. Frequently with on, upon. Obsolete.

The action of ordain, v. (in various senses); ordination.

The act or process of regulating or putting on a permanent footing; the act of establishing (public affairs, etc.) in security or tranquillity; the…

The action of plant, v. (in various senses); an instance of this.

institution or formal incorporation.