institutional
- Adjective:
- Relating to or characteristic of an institution: Pertaining to a large, established organization or society, especially one of a public, educational, or professional character.
- Established as a norm or convention within an organization or society: Describing practices, rules, or attitudes that are deeply ingrained and characteristic of the structure of an institution.
- Impersonal and uniform, as if characteristic of a large institution: Often implying a lack of individuality, warmth, or flexibility.
Describing something related to an institution:
- The university has strong institutional values of academic freedom.
- They are studying the institutional framework of the government.
Describing established, systematic practices:
- Corruption had become institutional within the department.
- The report criticized the institutional bias in the hiring process.
Describing an impersonal quality:
- The building's design was very institutional and unwelcoming.
- The food had an institutional blandness to it.
"Institutional memory": The collective knowledge, history, and experience held by an organization's long-term members.
- When the senior manager retired, a great deal of institutional memory was lost.
"Institutional change": A fundamental and permanent alteration in the rules, norms, or organizations that structure social and political life.
- The revolution led to profound institutional change across the country.
"Institutional investor": A large organization that invests on behalf of its members or clients, such as a pension fund or insurance company.
- The stock was primarily held by institutional investors.
- Institution (n): A large and important organization, such as a university, bank, or church; or a long-established custom or law.
- Institutionalize (v): To establish something as a norm or convention within an organization or society; or to place someone in a specialized institution (like a hospital or prison).
- The company sought to institutionalize its best practices.
- Institutionally (adv): In a way that relates to or is characteristic of an institution.
- The problem was institutionally embedded and hard to fix.
- Bureaucratic: Relating to the business of running an organization, often implying complex administrative procedures.
- Established: Having been in existence for a long time and therefore recognized and generally accepted.
- Systemic: Relating to a system, especially as opposed to a particular part; often used to describe deeply rooted problems.
- Personal: Belonging or affecting a particular person rather than anyone else.
- Individual: Single; separate; pertaining to a single person or thing.
- Informal: Having a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial style or manner.
"Institutional racism": Racial discrimination that has become established as normal behavior within a society or organization.
- The commission was set up to investigate institutional racism in the police force.
"Institutional support": Backing or resources provided by an established organization.
- The research project received strong institutional support from the university.
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organized as or forming an institution
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institutional religion
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relating to or constituting or involving an institution
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institutional policy
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