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創設する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for the act of setting up an organization, institution, system, or formal body. Often appears in formal or official contexts.

Related words· 7

設せつ立りつN1
設立 is the common, general word for founding a company or organization, while 創設 emphasizes originating something new, often a system or institution, with a sense of pioneering.
創そう立りつN1
創立 and 創設 are nearly interchangeable for founding a school or organization, but 創設 more often implies building up a system or framework from scratch.
新しん設せつ
創設 carries a pioneering, first-of-its-kind nuance to founding something, whereas 新設 simply highlights that it is newly set up.
創そう始し
創設 focuses on the concrete establishment of an institution or system, whereas 創始 highlights the idea of originating something for the first time.

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開かい設せつN1
創設 emphasizes creating something new (often an institution) for the first time, while 開設 is more neutral and can apply to opening an existing type of facility or service.
発ほっ足そくN1
創設 focuses on the act of creating and founding an institution from nothing, while 発足 highlights the moment it becomes operational.
結けっ成せいN1
創設 stresses founding something new and lasting, often an institution, whereas 結成 is more neutral and commonly used for bands, teams, or committees.

Don't confuse with

建けん設せつN3
建設 refers to physically constructing buildings or infrastructure, whereas 創設 refers to founding an organization, system, or institution.
創そう刊かんN1
創設 is used for founding organizations, institutions, or systems, while 創刊 is reserved for launching a newspaper or magazine.