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institutionalised Definition and Meaning in English (institutionalised definition)

adjective
Synonyms:entrenchedestablishedingrained
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Institutionalised definition: Having been established as a normal part of a system, organization, or culture.

Definitions of Institutionalised

  1. 1adjective

    Having been established as a normal part of a system, organization, or culture.

  2. 2adjective

    Confined or placed in a specialized institution, such as a hospital or prison.

Example Sentences

formal

“Racism can become deeply institutionalised within society.”

casual

“Many elderly people were institutionalised in the past.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

unestablishedunconventional

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveinstitutionalize
nouninstitution
nouninstitutionalization
adjectiveinstitutional

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Institutionalised definition: Having been established as a normal part of a system, organization, or culture.
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'Institutionalised' translates to 'institutionalised' in English. Institutionalised definition: Having been established as a normal part of a system, organization, or culture.
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