Establish in Me!
God, establish yourself in me, in every way, in every day. May your light shine, your grass grow, and the sky rise, above and beyond limitations and boundaries so that YOU are in everything!!
Let’s start this year God! Enjoying each other!
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January 1 establish Function: verb [with object]
Inflected forms:
establishes; established; establishing
Meanings:
1 a : to cause (someone or something) to be widely known and accepted
Examples:
<establish a claim>
<The film established her as a star.>
<She established a reputation as a hard worker.>
<The word is now established as part of the English language>
<The company has established itself as a leader in the industry.>
1 b : to put (someone or something) in a position, role, etc., that will last for a long time
Examples:
<As a young doctor he worked hard to establish himself in the community.>
<They want to establish their children in the family business.>
2 a : to begin or create (something that is meant to last for a long time)
Examples:
<establish [=found]a school>
<The city was established [=founded] in the 18th century.>
2 b : to succeed in making or creating (something)
Examples:
<He was never able to establish [=build, forge] a close relationship with his son.>
<She established a system of tracking expenses more accurately.>
<We need to establish [=set]more realistic goals for ourselves.>
<The two countries established a mutual trade agreement.>
3 a : to make the truth or existence of (something) clear or certain : to show that (something) is true or real
Examples:
<He was unable to establish [=prove] his innocence.>
<Research has established [=demonstrated, shown] that he played an important role in the negotiations.>
<establishing a link between diet and cancer>
3 b : to find out (something)
Examples:
<Investigators are trying to establish if/whether anyone knew about these problems before the accident.>
<I was unable to establish why these changes were made.>
