institutional

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Synonyms: institution, constitutional, institutions, institutionary

Antonyms: institution, constitutional, institutions, institutionary

Related words from Datamuse; suggestions, not definitions.

Adjective

1. Of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or organized along the lines of an [[institution]].
2. Instituted by [[authority]].<ref name=W>{{R:Webster 1913}}</ref>
3. Pertaining to the [[policies]] and [[practice]]s of an institution, organization or government.
4. [[elementary|Elementary]]; [[rudimentary]].<ref name=W/>

Noun

1. A [[client]] that is an [[organization]] rather than an [[individual]].
2. {{lb|en|politics}} A [[Chilean]] [[senator]] who is [[appoint]]ed by the [[president]] for a term of eight years.
3. A [[community]] where the [[majority]] of [[inhabitant]]s work at an [[institution]] (as opposed to [[industry]] or [[trade]]), or one such inhabitant.
4. An [[institutionalized]] person.
5. {{lb|en|sociology}} A person whose sense of [[self]] is based on institutionalized [[value]]s and [[standard]]s, as opposed to their [[taste]]s and [[impulse]]s.

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