1) (the belief in) a political and social system which maintains an established state of affairs without great or sudden change (conservatism)
2) in favour of established ways, customs etc and opposed to great or sudden change (conservative)
3) not normal, accepted or established (heterodox)
4) contrary to rules, to what is normal and established (irregular)
5) to get (something) (the usual word); (of rules, customs) to be established or in use (obtain)
6) a person who takes up arms against, or refuses to accept, the established government, authority or control (rebel)
7) to cause (a business etc) to become established in a new place or area (relocate)
8) (of a person) without established place in society (rootless)
9) a deep line or track (as if) made by wheels in soft ground; a way of doing something, behaving, living etc that has become (too) established (rut)
10) (to cause a person, animal) to be, rest, in a comfortable or new position; to become established in a new place, job, way of life; to make an agreement about (a dispute); to pay (a debt) (settle)
in agreement with, according to, custom
usual, established
of doctrine(s)
accepted, traditional
firmly attached or fastened; always the same
permanent, steady
that cannot be disputed
beyond dispute
that cannot be reversed or revoked
irrevocable
final and unalterable
fixed, unchangeable
of know
famous, popular
the most important or chief kind, tendency etc
prevailing
of, concerning, a position of trust or authority
authorized, legitimate
(having opinions, beliefs etc which are) generally accepted or approved
accepted, traditional
common, seen or done everywhere (at the time in question)
accepted, widespread
evenly arranged; systematic; coming, happening, done, again and again at equal intervals
normal, common
decided and fixed; (of opinions, habits etc) fixed and not to be changed; unmoving; a group of games (in tennis etc); a group of similar things; the position (of the body, clothes etc)
decided
fixed; unchanging; permanent; (of a person) feeling comfortable and established in a new home, place etc; (of a bill) paid
decided
(of a town, building etc) placed
located
firm; not likely to move or change; a building in which horses are kept and fed; a number of horses (especially racehorses) belonging to one particular owner
constant, fixed; resistant
of the usual or accepted kind; something used as a test or measure of something
regular, approved
firmly fixed; loyal
loyal, steady
a supply or store of goods available for sale, distribution or use, especially goods kept by a trader or shopkeeper
commonplace
fastened, fixed, fitting or held closely; stretched fully; (especially in compounds) made so that something cannot get out or in; packed so as to occupy the smallest possible space or to get in as much as possible
close, snug
beyond doubt; certain
definite; beyond doubt
not special or worth nothing
ordinary
