institutionalize (Meaning)
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institutionalize (v)
cause to be admitted; of persons to an institution
Synonyms & Antonyms of institutionalize
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institutionalize Sentence Examples
- The mentally ill were often institutionalized in asylums to receive care and isolation.
- The elderly are sometimes institutionalized in nursing homes to receive assistance and medical attention.
- The government institutionalized social welfare programs to provide aid to the poor and needy.
- The company institutionalized a training program to ensure all employees received consistent and up-to-date knowledge.
- The organization institutionalized a quality control process to maintain high standards.
- The school institutionalized a uniform policy to promote a sense of equality and discipline.
- The city institutionalized a recycling program to reduce waste and promote environmental sustainability.
- The university institutionalized a mentorship program to connect students with experienced professionals.
- The healthcare system institutionalized a patient-centered approach to prioritize the well-being of individuals.
- The nation institutionalized a system of laws and regulations to establish order and protect citizens.
FAQs About the word institutionalize
cause to be admitted; of persons to an institution
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The mentally ill were often institutionalized in asylums to receive care and isolation.
The elderly are sometimes institutionalized in nursing homes to receive assistance and medical attention.
The government institutionalized social welfare programs to provide aid to the poor and needy.
The company institutionalized a training program to ensure all employees received consistent and up-to-date knowledge.
