long-established
Adjective
Meaning
long-established (comparative more long-established or longer-established, superlative most long-established or longest-established)
That has been in existence for a long time.
Synonym: well-established
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Advantages include relative effectiveness, ease of implementation, long-established legal precedent, and familiarity.
A short distance from Shibuya, one of the capital’s long-established landmarks is slated for removal: Harajuku’s iconic wooden train station.
He died three hours later. citation The massacre was allegedly planned by the organization led by Al Capone to eliminate George "Bugs" Moran, the boss of the long-established North Side Gang.
Anitta was succeeded by Zuzzu (r. 1720–10); but sometime in 1710–05, Kanesh was destroyed taking the long-established Assyrian merchant trading system with it.
Art in Ecology is a long-established art-in-the-workplace venue that features works by numerous northwest artists.
Despite the development over recent decades of the ability through radiocarbon dating and other scientific methods to give actual dates for many sites or artefacts, these long-established schemes seem likely to remain in use.