instellationn.
/ɪnstəˈleɪʃən/ rare.
A placing among the stars; a making into a star.
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instellation1832
1832 J. Wilson in Blackwood's Edinb. Mag. 31 694 Shakspeare has been long enthroned in instellation.
1835 J. Wilson in Blackwood's Mag. 37 287 The instellation of the noblest spirit that ever had its mortal dwelling in a peasant's breast.
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n.1832- to make the grade
- to make the grand tour
- to make the groceries
- to make the hard yards
- to make the headlines
- to make the most of
- to make the move
- to make the news
- to make the newspapers
- to make the pass
- to make the plunge
- to make the point
- to make the point that
- to make the post
- to make the pot boil
- to make the pot with the two ears
- to make the priming to
- to make the race
- to make the rearward
- to make the reversis
- to make the riffle
- to make the round
- to make the rounds
- to make the running
- to make the rush bush keep the cow