- verb(be instated)instate (verb) · instates (third person present) · instated (past tense) · instated (past participle) · instating (present participle) · in-state (verb) · in-states (third person present) · in-stated (past tense) · in-stated (past participle) · in-stating (present participle)
- set up in position; install or establish:"the restoration of those very authoritarian forms against which democracy had been instated"
Originearly 17th century (formerly also as enstate): from en-, in- ‘into’ + the noun state. Compare with earlier reinstate.
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